Installing HAXM on a different computer then copying it to a computer with QEMU












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So i know this isn't a way to install programs on a computer but i am on a school computer with qemu and i have realised how painfully slow QEMU is so i looked into HAXM and installed HAXM on another computer then copied the HAXM file from C:WindowsProgram FilesIntel put it on a USB and tried running on the school computer with QEMU but QEMU did not run it has HAXM is not registered with the computer so how would i get QEMu to run HAXM without admin rights or changing the Registry. I can change some parts of the Registry in RegEdit but i don't have access to cmd. So if there is a way to do this such as specifying the exact path of HAXM to QEMU would be great if anyone knows how to do that as i tried and it just said no accelerator found.



So after some research I fond this Post it doesnt quite fit my question but ill try it later and see if it works: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45615865/how-to-get-intel-haxm-working-on-windows-10



this is what i did to install haxm 1.1.4 on win 8.1 Pro 64-bit. you may test it with or without admin-privileges, i've done it with them :-| (this means to start cmd and any other exe in admin mode)

I. Preparing--------------------------------------------------------- (Optional: check or change your BIOS settings for Intel VT, disable hyper-v, ... as mentioned in other answers.)

download and extract the file to a folder
cmd -> sfc /SCANNOW
reboot
cmd -> Bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON
reboot
II. Installation----------------------------------------------------- 1. start install-android.exe in the folder of the extracted file and install 1.1 if you don't get an error the previous steps have handled the error - continue to III. 1.2 if you get an error DO NOT click OK when the error occurs 3. go to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM and copy all files, except *.tmp to a new folder 4. then continue/finish the setup (click OK and finish) 5. copy the files from the new folder to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM and delete *.tmp 6. go to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM, right-click on the inf-file and choose install a window with driverinstallation should appear. install driver. it should says ok then..

hint: this is what made the difference for me! Starting "HaxInst64.exe /i intelhaxm.inf 1" as well as with parameter 4 in the console did not pop up the driverinstallation-window

III. Test------------------------------------------------------------ 1. cmd -> sc query intelhaxm it should show the service 2. reboot 3. cmd -> sc query intelhaxm it should says service running..

IV. Reset------------------------------------------------------------ 1. cmd -> Bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING OFF 2. reboot


Only problem with doing this is I need admin rights so Il try this on another computer with admin rights and copy the files back over to this computer and see if that works. If anyone Knows a better why PLEASE TELL ME!










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    So i know this isn't a way to install programs on a computer but i am on a school computer with qemu and i have realised how painfully slow QEMU is so i looked into HAXM and installed HAXM on another computer then copied the HAXM file from C:WindowsProgram FilesIntel put it on a USB and tried running on the school computer with QEMU but QEMU did not run it has HAXM is not registered with the computer so how would i get QEMu to run HAXM without admin rights or changing the Registry. I can change some parts of the Registry in RegEdit but i don't have access to cmd. So if there is a way to do this such as specifying the exact path of HAXM to QEMU would be great if anyone knows how to do that as i tried and it just said no accelerator found.



    So after some research I fond this Post it doesnt quite fit my question but ill try it later and see if it works: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45615865/how-to-get-intel-haxm-working-on-windows-10



    this is what i did to install haxm 1.1.4 on win 8.1 Pro 64-bit. you may test it with or without admin-privileges, i've done it with them :-| (this means to start cmd and any other exe in admin mode)

    I. Preparing--------------------------------------------------------- (Optional: check or change your BIOS settings for Intel VT, disable hyper-v, ... as mentioned in other answers.)

    download and extract the file to a folder
    cmd -> sfc /SCANNOW
    reboot
    cmd -> Bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON
    reboot
    II. Installation----------------------------------------------------- 1. start install-android.exe in the folder of the extracted file and install 1.1 if you don't get an error the previous steps have handled the error - continue to III. 1.2 if you get an error DO NOT click OK when the error occurs 3. go to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM and copy all files, except *.tmp to a new folder 4. then continue/finish the setup (click OK and finish) 5. copy the files from the new folder to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM and delete *.tmp 6. go to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM, right-click on the inf-file and choose install a window with driverinstallation should appear. install driver. it should says ok then..

    hint: this is what made the difference for me! Starting "HaxInst64.exe /i intelhaxm.inf 1" as well as with parameter 4 in the console did not pop up the driverinstallation-window

    III. Test------------------------------------------------------------ 1. cmd -> sc query intelhaxm it should show the service 2. reboot 3. cmd -> sc query intelhaxm it should says service running..

    IV. Reset------------------------------------------------------------ 1. cmd -> Bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING OFF 2. reboot


    Only problem with doing this is I need admin rights so Il try this on another computer with admin rights and copy the files back over to this computer and see if that works. If anyone Knows a better why PLEASE TELL ME!










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      So i know this isn't a way to install programs on a computer but i am on a school computer with qemu and i have realised how painfully slow QEMU is so i looked into HAXM and installed HAXM on another computer then copied the HAXM file from C:WindowsProgram FilesIntel put it on a USB and tried running on the school computer with QEMU but QEMU did not run it has HAXM is not registered with the computer so how would i get QEMu to run HAXM without admin rights or changing the Registry. I can change some parts of the Registry in RegEdit but i don't have access to cmd. So if there is a way to do this such as specifying the exact path of HAXM to QEMU would be great if anyone knows how to do that as i tried and it just said no accelerator found.



      So after some research I fond this Post it doesnt quite fit my question but ill try it later and see if it works: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45615865/how-to-get-intel-haxm-working-on-windows-10



      this is what i did to install haxm 1.1.4 on win 8.1 Pro 64-bit. you may test it with or without admin-privileges, i've done it with them :-| (this means to start cmd and any other exe in admin mode)

      I. Preparing--------------------------------------------------------- (Optional: check or change your BIOS settings for Intel VT, disable hyper-v, ... as mentioned in other answers.)

      download and extract the file to a folder
      cmd -> sfc /SCANNOW
      reboot
      cmd -> Bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON
      reboot
      II. Installation----------------------------------------------------- 1. start install-android.exe in the folder of the extracted file and install 1.1 if you don't get an error the previous steps have handled the error - continue to III. 1.2 if you get an error DO NOT click OK when the error occurs 3. go to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM and copy all files, except *.tmp to a new folder 4. then continue/finish the setup (click OK and finish) 5. copy the files from the new folder to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM and delete *.tmp 6. go to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM, right-click on the inf-file and choose install a window with driverinstallation should appear. install driver. it should says ok then..

      hint: this is what made the difference for me! Starting "HaxInst64.exe /i intelhaxm.inf 1" as well as with parameter 4 in the console did not pop up the driverinstallation-window

      III. Test------------------------------------------------------------ 1. cmd -> sc query intelhaxm it should show the service 2. reboot 3. cmd -> sc query intelhaxm it should says service running..

      IV. Reset------------------------------------------------------------ 1. cmd -> Bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING OFF 2. reboot


      Only problem with doing this is I need admin rights so Il try this on another computer with admin rights and copy the files back over to this computer and see if that works. If anyone Knows a better why PLEASE TELL ME!










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      So i know this isn't a way to install programs on a computer but i am on a school computer with qemu and i have realised how painfully slow QEMU is so i looked into HAXM and installed HAXM on another computer then copied the HAXM file from C:WindowsProgram FilesIntel put it on a USB and tried running on the school computer with QEMU but QEMU did not run it has HAXM is not registered with the computer so how would i get QEMu to run HAXM without admin rights or changing the Registry. I can change some parts of the Registry in RegEdit but i don't have access to cmd. So if there is a way to do this such as specifying the exact path of HAXM to QEMU would be great if anyone knows how to do that as i tried and it just said no accelerator found.



      So after some research I fond this Post it doesnt quite fit my question but ill try it later and see if it works: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45615865/how-to-get-intel-haxm-working-on-windows-10



      this is what i did to install haxm 1.1.4 on win 8.1 Pro 64-bit. you may test it with or without admin-privileges, i've done it with them :-| (this means to start cmd and any other exe in admin mode)

      I. Preparing--------------------------------------------------------- (Optional: check or change your BIOS settings for Intel VT, disable hyper-v, ... as mentioned in other answers.)

      download and extract the file to a folder
      cmd -> sfc /SCANNOW
      reboot
      cmd -> Bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING ON
      reboot
      II. Installation----------------------------------------------------- 1. start install-android.exe in the folder of the extracted file and install 1.1 if you don't get an error the previous steps have handled the error - continue to III. 1.2 if you get an error DO NOT click OK when the error occurs 3. go to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM and copy all files, except *.tmp to a new folder 4. then continue/finish the setup (click OK and finish) 5. copy the files from the new folder to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM and delete *.tmp 6. go to C:Program FilesIntelHAXM, right-click on the inf-file and choose install a window with driverinstallation should appear. install driver. it should says ok then..

      hint: this is what made the difference for me! Starting "HaxInst64.exe /i intelhaxm.inf 1" as well as with parameter 4 in the console did not pop up the driverinstallation-window

      III. Test------------------------------------------------------------ 1. cmd -> sc query intelhaxm it should show the service 2. reboot 3. cmd -> sc query intelhaxm it should says service running..

      IV. Reset------------------------------------------------------------ 1. cmd -> Bcdedit -set TESTSIGNING OFF 2. reboot


      Only problem with doing this is I need admin rights so Il try this on another computer with admin rights and copy the files back over to this computer and see if that works. If anyone Knows a better why PLEASE TELL ME!







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