Using Android Studio on a Surface Pro(5th gen)
I am someone who wants to build an app using Android Studio. An important function of Android Studio is to test the app that is being developed. I tried testing on a virtual device but it refuses to work. The "intel x86 emulator accelerator (haxm installer)" SDK won't install and only returns the error:
This computer does not support Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x)
or it is being exclusively used by Hyper-V. HAXM cannot be installed.
Please ensure Hyper-V is disabled in Windows Features, or refer to the
Intel HAXM documentation for more information.
My Hyper-V is indeed disabled. I tried to download the HAXM directly from Intel's site and it gave me the same error. The only other possible reason would be that my CPU does not support Intel Virtualization Technology. This seemed unlikely to me since I figured there would be no reason for my new Surface Pro not to include it. After researching the topic, I downloaded the Intel Processor Identification Utility to verify if my CPU has Intel Virtualization Technology. To my surprise, it appeared not to be supported.
I have spent three days trying to test an app any way I can and nothing seems to work. I am frustrated with how difficult this process has been for such a basic function. I own a Surface Pro (2017) with Intel Core i5-7300U 8GB ram. I just want to know if anyone with this computer or similar circumstances has successfully used Android Studio and how.
cpu virtualization android microsoft-surface-pro android-studio
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I am someone who wants to build an app using Android Studio. An important function of Android Studio is to test the app that is being developed. I tried testing on a virtual device but it refuses to work. The "intel x86 emulator accelerator (haxm installer)" SDK won't install and only returns the error:
This computer does not support Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x)
or it is being exclusively used by Hyper-V. HAXM cannot be installed.
Please ensure Hyper-V is disabled in Windows Features, or refer to the
Intel HAXM documentation for more information.
My Hyper-V is indeed disabled. I tried to download the HAXM directly from Intel's site and it gave me the same error. The only other possible reason would be that my CPU does not support Intel Virtualization Technology. This seemed unlikely to me since I figured there would be no reason for my new Surface Pro not to include it. After researching the topic, I downloaded the Intel Processor Identification Utility to verify if my CPU has Intel Virtualization Technology. To my surprise, it appeared not to be supported.
I have spent three days trying to test an app any way I can and nothing seems to work. I am frustrated with how difficult this process has been for such a basic function. I own a Surface Pro (2017) with Intel Core i5-7300U 8GB ram. I just want to know if anyone with this computer or similar circumstances has successfully used Android Studio and how.
cpu virtualization android microsoft-surface-pro android-studio
edited Jan 7 at 21:30
music2myear
30.8k85598
asked Jan 5 at 5:29
Daniel NunezDaniel Nunez
11
Questions about Android devices are out of scope here at Super User. Worth pointing out your CPU actually does support VT-x.
– Ramhound
Jan 5 at 6:39
Make sure you have Core Isolation disabled, and any security software you have installed, is not configured to use VT-x otherwise Android Studio will not work.
– Ramhound
Jan 7 at 23:14
So how would I disable Core Isolation. And if my CPU does have VT-x, then how do I "enable" it?
– Daniel Nunez
Jan 14 at 1:18
It should already been enabled. How you disable Core Isolation is well documented. Your CPU absolutely supports VT-x
– Ramhound
Jan 14 at 3:05
add a comment |
I am someone who wants to build an app using Android Studio. An important function of Android Studio is to test the app that is being developed. I tried testing on a virtual device but it refuses to work. The "intel x86 emulator accelerator (haxm installer)" SDK won't install and only returns the error:
This computer does not support Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x)
or it is being exclusively used by Hyper-V. HAXM cannot be installed.
Please ensure Hyper-V is disabled in Windows Features, or refer to the
Intel HAXM documentation for more information.
My Hyper-V is indeed disabled. I tried to download the HAXM directly from Intel's site and it gave me the same error. The only other possible reason would be that my CPU does not support Intel Virtualization Technology. This seemed unlikely to me since I figured there would be no reason for my new Surface Pro not to include it. After researching the topic, I downloaded the Intel Processor Identification Utility to verify if my CPU has Intel Virtualization Technology. To my surprise, it appeared not to be supported.
I have spent three days trying to test an app any way I can and nothing seems to work. I am frustrated with how difficult this process has been for such a basic function. I own a Surface Pro (2017) with Intel Core i5-7300U 8GB ram. I just want to know if anyone with this computer or similar circumstances has successfully used Android Studio and how.
cpu virtualization android microsoft-surface-pro android-studio
edited Jan 7 at 21:30
music2myear
30.8k85598
asked Jan 5 at 5:29
Daniel NunezDaniel Nunez
11
I am someone who wants to build an app using Android Studio. An important function of Android Studio is to test the app that is being developed. I tried testing on a virtual device but it refuses to work. The "intel x86 emulator accelerator (haxm installer)" SDK won't install and only returns the error:
This computer does not support Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x)
or it is being exclusively used by Hyper-V. HAXM cannot be installed.
Please ensure Hyper-V is disabled in Windows Features, or refer to the
Intel HAXM documentation for more information.
My Hyper-V is indeed disabled. I tried to download the HAXM directly from Intel's site and it gave me the same error. The only other possible reason would be that my CPU does not support Intel Virtualization Technology. This seemed unlikely to me since I figured there would be no reason for my new Surface Pro not to include it. After researching the topic, I downloaded the Intel Processor Identification Utility to verify if my CPU has Intel Virtualization Technology. To my surprise, it appeared not to be supported.
I have spent three days trying to test an app any way I can and nothing seems to work. I am frustrated with how difficult this process has been for such a basic function. I own a Surface Pro (2017) with Intel Core i5-7300U 8GB ram. I just want to know if anyone with this computer or similar circumstances has successfully used Android Studio and how.
cpu virtualization android microsoft-surface-pro android-studio
cpu virtualization android microsoft-surface-pro android-studio
edited Jan 7 at 21:30
music2myear
30.8k85598
asked Jan 5 at 5:29
Daniel NunezDaniel Nunez
11
edited Jan 7 at 21:30
music2myear
30.8k85598
asked Jan 5 at 5:29
Daniel NunezDaniel Nunez
11
edited Jan 7 at 21:30
music2myear
30.8k85598
edited Jan 7 at 21:30
music2myear
30.8k85598
edited Jan 7 at 21:30
music2myear
30.8k85598
30.8k85598
asked Jan 5 at 5:29
Daniel NunezDaniel Nunez
11
asked Jan 5 at 5:29
Daniel NunezDaniel Nunez
11
asked Jan 5 at 5:29
Daniel NunezDaniel Nunez
11
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Questions about Android devices are out of scope here at Super User. Worth pointing out your CPU actually does support VT-x.
– Ramhound
Jan 5 at 6:39
Make sure you have Core Isolation disabled, and any security software you have installed, is not configured to use VT-x otherwise Android Studio will not work.
– Ramhound
Jan 7 at 23:14
So how would I disable Core Isolation. And if my CPU does have VT-x, then how do I "enable" it?
– Daniel Nunez
Jan 14 at 1:18
It should already been enabled. How you disable Core Isolation is well documented. Your CPU absolutely supports VT-x
– Ramhound
Jan 14 at 3:05
add a comment |
Questions about Android devices are out of scope here at Super User. Worth pointing out your CPU actually does support VT-x.
– Ramhound
Jan 5 at 6:39
Make sure you have Core Isolation disabled, and any security software you have installed, is not configured to use VT-x otherwise Android Studio will not work.
– Ramhound
Jan 7 at 23:14
So how would I disable Core Isolation. And if my CPU does have VT-x, then how do I "enable" it?
– Daniel Nunez
Jan 14 at 1:18
It should already been enabled. How you disable Core Isolation is well documented. Your CPU absolutely supports VT-x
– Ramhound
Jan 14 at 3:05
Questions about Android devices are out of scope here at Super User. Worth pointing out your CPU actually does support VT-x.
– Ramhound
Jan 5 at 6:39
Questions about Android devices are out of scope here at Super User. Worth pointing out your CPU actually does support VT-x.
– Ramhound
Jan 5 at 6:39
Make sure you have Core Isolation disabled, and any security software you have installed, is not configured to use VT-x otherwise Android Studio will not work.
– Ramhound
Jan 7 at 23:14
Make sure you have Core Isolation disabled, and any security software you have installed, is not configured to use VT-x otherwise Android Studio will not work.
– Ramhound
Jan 7 at 23:14
So how would I disable Core Isolation. And if my CPU does have VT-x, then how do I "enable" it?
– Daniel Nunez
Jan 14 at 1:18
So how would I disable Core Isolation. And if my CPU does have VT-x, then how do I "enable" it?
– Daniel Nunez
Jan 14 at 1:18
It should already been enabled. How you disable Core Isolation is well documented. Your CPU absolutely supports VT-x
– Ramhound
Jan 14 at 3:05
It should already been enabled. How you disable Core Isolation is well documented. Your CPU absolutely supports VT-x
– Ramhound
Jan 14 at 3:05
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Questions about Android devices are out of scope here at Super User. Worth pointing out your CPU actually does support VT-x.
– Ramhound
Jan 5 at 6:39
Make sure you have Core Isolation disabled, and any security software you have installed, is not configured to use VT-x otherwise Android Studio will not work.
– Ramhound
Jan 7 at 23:14
So how would I disable Core Isolation. And if my CPU does have VT-x, then how do I "enable" it?
– Daniel Nunez
Jan 14 at 1:18
It should already been enabled. How you disable Core Isolation is well documented. Your CPU absolutely supports VT-x
– Ramhound
Jan 14 at 3:05