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Android Studio – How do I run Android virtual device in Azure VM?

I need the ability to run the Android emulator on a VM as part of a test environment to automate UI testing for a mobile app.

I have created my Azure VM – Windows 10 Pro with size Standard D4s v3 (4 vcpus, 16 GiB memory) to enable nested virtualisation (running a virtual device inside another virtual device with is the Azure VM).

I have installed Android Studio with HAXM installed after I disabled Hyper – V(since both cannot co-exisit and I was advised by somewhere that this is the correct procedure).

I am able to create the virtual device but when I try to start it I get the following error:

Emulator is ruuning nested virtualization. This si not recommended. It may not work at all


Your driver information:

GPU#1
Make: 1414
Model: Microsoft Basic Render Driver
DeviceID: 008c

Some users have experienced emulator stability issues with this driver version.As a result, we're selecting a compatability renderer.
Please check with your manufacturer to see if there is an updated driver available

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The virtual device is not able to start up,
Any ideas?

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    Thanks for the prompt resonse Venkat.

    I have followed you instructions but I m getting the exactly the same issue when I create the VM with 'Gen 1':

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    I have installed the following SDK tools:

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    How do I run Android virtual device in Azure VM?

    I have followed the steps below to install Android Studio and an emulator in an Azure VM.

    1. Created Azure VM – Windows 10 Pro with size Standard D4s v3 (4 vcpus, 16 GiB memory) and Gen-1 not version Gen-2.

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    Note: The v2 D-series doesn’t support nesting, kindly use V1 version instead of Gen-V2

    1. Installed HAXM
    2. Installed Android Studio, and once the Studio is installed, check the following settings in Android Studio by navigating through the steps below
      Toos > SDK Manager > Languages & Framework >Android SDK > SDK Tools
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    4.Created Virtual Device as below.

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    1. After creating the device, I am able to launch the AVD successfully.

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    Refer same kind of issue in Stack by Architect Jamieand Stack link 1

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