no stop button in bumblebee I also failed to find a way to stop it pressing the power button for long shows options lockdown poweroff and restart which in my case didnt work checked avd location lock file was created so finally killed it through taskmanager by ending qemu task
You can close the Emulator by clicking the X button at the top of emulator window. I found this answer on another stack overflow thread. There they’ve provided a complete explanation along with the original documentation. If you want you can check out that answer here
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no stop button in bumblebee I also failed to find a way to stop it pressing the power button for long shows options lockdown poweroff and restart which in my case didnt work checked avd location lock file was created so finally killed it through taskmanager by ending qemu task
Print a list of your devices:
adb devices
Kill it using emu
adb -s emulator-5432 emu kill
You can close the running Emulator by clicking the
x
button at the top of the Emulator tab (see image below)I know of no other way than the command line, as @Tian said. Closing the emulator window has no effect as far as I know…
To add more explanation:
open a terminal window (either the AS one or any other, as long as adb commands are available)
list the running connected devices with:
adb devices
identify your emulator in the resulting list (usually in the form of:
emulator-5556 device
)now kill the emulator with:
adb -s emulator-5556 emu kill
(replace the name of your own emulator in the command of course)You’ll see a confirmation message like
OK: killing emulator, bye bye
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You can close the Emulator by clicking the X button at the top of emulator window. I found this answer on another stack overflow thread. There they’ve provided a complete explanation along with the original documentation. If you want you can check out that answer here