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Other approach can be to create a toolbar item for quick-launching the emulator manager in Android Studio or starting particular device profile.

This will prompt you to select and ADB-connected device when you debug your application the first time, and then remember that device for next debugging sessions. Main goal here is to configure Android Studio to avoid use the slow standard Android SDK emulator and target the Visual Studio Emulator for Android.ġ/ In Android Studio, go to Run menu and click Edit Configurations…Ģ/ Under Defaults / Android Application, set Target Device to Show chooser dialogģ/ Check Use same device for future launches To start the emulator, go on the emulator manager windows, and then click on the green “play” button.īy default, Emulator connects to ADB (Android Debug Bridge) as if it were a USB-connected device, but to get a smoother experience during your developments using Android Studio you can follow the following steps. Once you’ve installed the emulator, you need to activate a free license on your first launch by signing to with your Microsoft Account. To start, you must download the emulator by clicking on the following direct link :

Since Visual Studio Emulator for Android is very appreciated by developers thanks to its great performances and to answer to Android developers asks to get the emulator available for their current IDE, Microsoft has decided to make it available for all during summer 2015. However, Android Studio and still Eclipse ADT are the primary options used by developers to make Android applications. At the end of 2014 year, Microsoft has announced a fast and free Hyper-V compatible Android emulator usable to make Android developments in Visual Studio IDE.