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Why is Flutter Android emulator screen only visible in the task bar, doesn't appear on the screen

I tried to build Flutter applications using my Android emulator setup from the Android command-line tools. However, when I try to run it, the emulator only shows up like this: Emulator stuck in taskbar on Windows 11. I have created multiple virtual devices, but all of them have the same issue. Sadly, the emulator only shows in the taskbar, and when I click on it, it doesn’t appear on the screen. When I click on qemu-system-x86_64.exe, an error is shown. Even when I double-click on the screen, nothing happens. By the way, I’m using ** Windows 11**, and my CPU is a Ryzen 5000 series. I turned on hyper-v but However, this issue hasn’t been resolved by any of the solutions I found. hope someon help me fix this😊😢[tag:Android ][tag:tag-emulator ]

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    If the emulator doesn’t appear on the screen, try changing the screen resolution. This trick has worked for me on a MacBook. Once the emulator appears, switch back to the normal resolution

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    What is the error that you are receiving?
    For me, the first option below usually works well.

    You can try:

    Tools – Device Manager.
    In the Actions column, click in three dots on
    the right and then Wipe Data.

    or

    Search for *.lock folders under .android folder and delete those. This
    should tell Android studio that the AVD is not running.

    or

    Remove all *.lock files in the avd folder

    Go to File->Invalidates cache then click "Just restart"

    Open Android Studio again and launching the emulator should work as it
    is not lock anymore after deleting the .lock files.

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    1. Maximize Window: Right-click the emulator in the taskbar and select "Maximize."
    2. Change Graphics Mode: Use Software graphics in AVD settings.
    3. Restart Emulator: Close and restart it from the AVD Manager.
    4. Update Emulator: Update via Android Studio’s SDK Manager.
    5. Recreate Emulator: Delete and create a new one in AVD Manager.
    6. Update Graphics Drivers: Ensure GPU drivers are up to date.
    7. Enable Virtualization: Enable in BIOS (Intel HAXM/AMD Hypervisor).
    8. Check Monitors: Drag the window to another screen if using multiple monitors.
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