The Visual Studio Emulator for Android appears on the network as a separate device with its own IP address. Cannot connect to network destinations on a domain or corporate network If you see this message, check the System requirements for the Visual Studio Emulator for Android to see whether you can run the emulator. Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 support the emulator. This message applies both to the Visual Studio Emulator for Android and the Windows Phone Emulator. You must have a machine that supports HyperV and it must be enabled. If you don't have Hyper-V installed, you will see the following message when you try to install the emulator. System requirements for the Visual Studio Emulator for Android.Visual Studio gets stuck trying to deploy the app to the emulator or the emulator does not appear as a debug target in other IDEsĮmulator stops responding because it couldn't set up the UDP portĬannot attach debugger to a Xamarin projectĮmulator fails to run app that uses Google Play Servicesĭrag and Drop of a file, APK, or flashable zip file does not workĮmulator does not respond to multi-touch gesturesīefore you begin troubleshooting, it may be useful to review the following topics:

This topic contains the following sections.Ĭannot connect to network destinations on a domain or corporate networkĬannot connect to network destinations when network settings require manual configurationĮmulator starts slowly, fails to start due to a timeout, or app deployment failsĬomputer fails to boot after installing the Emulator It displays warnings if the prerequisites are not present, but it does not require them for installation. When the emulator is installed, the setup program checks the prerequisites for running the software.

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