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My AVD configuration is as follows:

  • Device: Nexus 4
  • Target: Android 4.0 - API Level 14
  • CPU/ABI: ARM(armeabi-v7a)
  • Skin: Skin with dynamic hardware controls
  • Memory Option: RAM: 1907 VM Heap: 64
  • Internal Storage: 200 MiB
  • SD Card: 500 MiB

I clicked the OK button, but there was no response.

SDK directory: D:\Android\android-sdk-windows AVD located at D:\Android\android-sdk-windows\.android\avd

I installed complete packages and tried to change the target, but it still failed. I also referenced other similar problems, but they didn't help.

Thanks in advance for helping me.

Shrey Gupta
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samuel
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  • `Memory Option:Ram:1907 VM Heap:64`. try decreasing your RAM < 768 MB – Lucifer Mar 06 '14 at 03:28
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    While this is not a perfect solution, but try this. Close your project, open your sdk folder, execute Avd Manager from there. – Lucifer Mar 06 '14 at 04:12

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Try go to your android sdk folder and right click menu "AVD Manager.exe" and choose menu "Run as administrator" and try create it again.

I found this problem too after update android adk on Windows 8.

Priesdelly
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Instead of Using AVD in your eclipse development environment I would like to suggest use Android x86 or a better one Genymotion Virtual Devices

In you current settings Your value for RAM is more 

Ram:1907 VM Heap:64

RAM 1907 is not supported by AVD 

Value should be less than 768MB

Note: AVD is generally very slower than the Android x86 or Genymotion(earlier known as AndroVM)

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That may be the same issue seen here. Basically after updating to ADT 22.6, AVD manager from inside eclipse stopped working correctly, but if you launch it manually it works.

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ZeCodea
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