I have an ASUS Chromebox (CN62), and I'd like to enter developer mode so that I'm able to install other Linux distros, following instructions here: https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/developer-information-for-chrome-os-devices/asus-chromebox#TOC-Developer-Mode
I've connected the keyboard to the Chromebox via USB, but nothing happens when I press Ctrl + D on the Recovery Screen.
If I boot into ChromeOS as usual, the keyboard works normally.
It looks like the keyboard was the issue. I was able to enter developer mode using a wired keyboard
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System UI is not responding when I lunch android emulator and after clicking on close app it is very slow to use.
My system Specs ->
POP OS (Ubuntu)
8GB Ram
i5 7th gen
Nvidia 940mx
Quick Resolution:
Click on your AVD manager
Select your Emulator and click the edit button for your device.
Choose Wipe in the drop down menu.
See illustration below ..
Recommended Resolution :
Click on the AVD manager .
Select your Emulator and click the edit button for your device.
Select Hardware in the Graphics drop down menu.
For more information on Graphics acceleration see Android Studio Developer Guide
Just go to your AVD manager and click the Down arrow i.e DropDown Icon in the far left where your emulator name is displayed and Do a cold boot but make sure you are not running your device when doing it. It works for me for sometime say for 3-4 hours then I need to do it again I m not able to find the permanent solution to this but it is rather better than wiping down the data which would not work if you are a mobile dev as it would delete the apk it has installed and all that stuff. I hope your problem is resolved. If any of you seeing this comment in future I mean in 2025? Please reply me to see if I m alive! Bye
If you are using a 64-bit operating system on your computer, you should change emulators architecture(CPU/ABI) from x86 to x86_64. Create a virtual device and choose a system image like this one
The following "crop circles" appeared on my Android emulator AVD
and it hanged. What is this, how to recover from this and disable this?
Probably it is a reaction of keyboard switch and/or shift button press.
These circles are the multi touch functionality that Android Emulator AVD provides. Are shown when the Ctrl key is pushed. If these circles are activated without holding Ctrl key then you can deactivate them by going to Setting->General->send keyboard shortcuts and change it from Emulator Controls to Virtual Device
One small detail people overlooked. You have to run the Emulator in standalone mode, and not linked to the tool window. When you run it Standalone the Multi-Touch gesture works as described...
Ive been trying to make a simple app in react native using expo, till yesterday when i saved my app.js file it automatically refreshed the app running on my phone but today i tried running the app it doesnt reload when i save the file after making changes and im also getting this new window till yesterday all was working fine i dont know what happened today. when i click reload on the reload button it reloads but it was much easier when it was automatically refreshing everytime i save.
Looks like you have enabled Debug mode and disabled Fast Refresh. Open the developer menu: https://docs.expo.io/workflow/debugging/#developer-menu
iOS Device: Shake the device a little bit, or touch 3 fingers to the
screen.
iOS Simulator: Hit Ctrl-Cmd-Z on a Mac in the emulator to simulate the
shake gesture, or press Cmd+D.
Android Device: Shake the device vertically a little bit, or run adb
shell input keyevent 82 in your terminal window if your device is
connected via USB.
Android Emulator: Either hit Cmd+M, or run adb shell input keyevent 82
in your terminal window.
Then Enable Fast Refresh.
You might want to also disable Debug Mode by selecting Stop Remote Debugging (this will improve performance and get rid of that localhost window you posted)
I am having problem after I updated my sdk via intellij updates. my sdk resides in D:/sdk, now after updating when I launch the AVD and click triangular green button to lunch the emulator. Nothing happens no emulator is launching I don't know why.
It probably has something to do with virtualization.
Check if virtualization is enabled in the BIOS setting of your machine. And if you're working on Windows make sure "Hyper-V" options are disabled in "Windows Features".
Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P and Android 6.0.1 offer a shortcut to launch the camera by pressing twice on the device power button.
There is a way to disable this shortcut manually in:
Settings
Display
Switch off the "Press power button twice for camera" option.
Is there a way to disable this service programmatically?
In Android 7.1, this feature is located under "Moves (Quick gestures to control your phone)" in Settings.