Starting the Android emulator

[AdrianoLuiz]

I can’t make it work

On MacOS, it works perfectly

[Max_Saravia]

Its happen to me time to time, my solution is enable debug and rebuild.

[AdrianoLuiz]

[Dave]

Have you got Android Studio installed?

[AdrianoLuiz]

yes

[Dave]

Here is a quick how to install Gradle on Windows I wrote to go with my tutorials (Mac is similar and there are instructions on the Gradle page).

Grab Gradle latest version from

Gradle | Thank you for downloading Gradle!

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Install it

Gradle | Installation

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Update Windows Gradle version in console:

gradle –refresh-dependencies

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Always worth a reboot but not really necessary…

[AdrianoLuiz]

[Dave]

Open the Windows Command Prompt and do it from there with Administrator rights and see if that helps?

[Dave]

Hmmm seems everything is correct looking at the second image…

[AdrianoLuiz]

[AdrianoLuiz]

Thanks @Dave for help me

[Dave]

Make sure you have downloaded the latest version of Android Studio, update it (the most recent release is actually a lot better than previous releases). It will prompt for any missing Gradle files or updates.

[AdrianoLuiz]

[Dave]

Did you follow this important step:

Microsoft Windows users

In File Explorer right-click on the This PC (or Computer ) icon, then click Properties -> Advanced System Settings -> Environmental Variables .

Under System Variables select Path , then click Edit . Add an entry for C:\Gradle\gradle-6.5.1\bin . Click OK to save.

[AdrianoLuiz]

Do you want to see it through the team Viuwer ?

[AdrianoLuiz]

[AdrianoLuiz]

[Dave]

The path is wrong, needs to be:

Need to point it to the directory containing the bin file.

[AdrianoLuiz]

But I renamed

[Dave]

Add \bin