Make sure you have an environment variable named ANDROID_SDK_HOME set to path which is similar to the one at the top of the AVD manager (in image). (no x86 images will work on VM).Īlso, you cannot start these images from AVD that launches from Android Studio 2.x
When you download images you have to download ARM-based images. Take a close look and notice that this is running an ARM(armeabi-v71) image. You will see a window like the one in the image below Start the AVD.exe by double-clicking it.If you are in the right place you should see a directory structure and directories like the ones shown in the first image below.Go to location where you've installed the Android SDKs (in my case it is at %appdata%\Android2\SDK\.
Steps To Run Arm-based Virtual Device on VMWare I just installed Android Studio 2.1 on my Windows 2008 R2 VM (running VMWare) and I'm happy to report that it is possible to run ARM based AVD (Android Virtual Devices) on the VM.
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