OK button in “Create new Android Virtual Device (AVD)” dialog does not do anything

Question

Tried to create an AVD from the eclipse environment in the following steps:

1. Click Window/Android Virtual Device Manager. This brings up the \"Android Virtual Devic

Answer 1

Normally the skin drop down list is nothing, so you need to choose a skin.

Answer 2

In Windows, open the installed folder of the android-sdk.

It will be located in

C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk

then execute "AVD Manager.exe" directly.

Answer 3

If you can't create a device then just clone it.

Open ADT Manger

Click on Device Definations

Double Tap on the device you want

Edit it and click on clone

Then create your device as you wish with low specifications.

You are done now

Answer 4

My problem was solved by freeing disk space.

I had some 2 GB free, and noticed that after closing the Add Virtual Device window there was a red notification on the top-right corner of Android Studio.

Clicked it, and it showed a log message stating freeing disk space was required.

I did it, and next time I tried adding a virtual device, it worked.

Answer 5

you need AVD Manager so install SDK from here, then make Android Virtual Device where you install SDK, not in Eclips.

when you run Eclips you can see your AVD in windows->Android Virtual Device Manager.

later, you can add system image, APIs, ... in SDK, because this SDK isn't full.

Answer 6

Guys the issue has been solved, from ADT or Eclipse open the SDK Manager (Windows > SDK Manager) and then from the SDK Manager you can use Menu Tools > Manage AVDs and that will work to create AVDs as well to repair old AVDs.