2019. 8. 2. 00:49ㆍAndroid Studio
For the beginners like me who knows very little and touches many tools more than enough.
When we meet some disasters like "intel haxm is required to run this avd vt-x is disabled in bio", we opt to blame ourself.
Let's stop blaming ourselves and solve this problem.
When we first build the Empty Project, the world's greatest programmer, named android studio, does everything for us. So when you run the pro's application you meet this notice. Certainly, it is impossible to do anything wrong by ourselves
Solution for Windows
1) Tools -> AVD Manager (for some versions, Tools -> Android -> AVD Manager)
than you will check the same "VT-x..." message is there "haha :)"
2) Windows Key + R (Run)
open "msinfo32" - > see if the "Hyper-V Firmware...." says "Yes"
- if it says "No" then we should change this into "YES" in biaos.
From this, please note it down becuase we have to reset the computer.
(Please don't worry. It is not long, just a simple procedure divided into many steps for you to follow easily)
1. Windows Key -> Power -> Restart the PC (Keeping pressing Shift key before you click the restart button)
2. When your PC is restarted, you will see an unusual screen. On that screen, find "Troubleshoot" and click it
3. Find "Advanced options" and click it
4. and select UEFI Firmware settings, then your PC will move to the next unusual screen.
5. From the second unusual screen, find "Advanced" or "Advanced Settings" and select it
6. After that, find anything similar to "Virtualization Technology" (it is normally located in the CPU tab)
7. If you fail to find Virtualization Technology, then find Vendorpool
8. Change its setting into "Enable" and "save and exit"
Finally, to check if everything's find by now : Windows Key + R -> open "msinfo32" -> see if "Hyper-V Firmware..." says "YES".
A certain way to check is just "create empty project and run it with Android Virtual Device"
