Now if you click the Genymotion icon again, you will see the list of devices available:Ĭlick the Genymotion icon within Android studio, select a virtual device, and hit start. Restart Android Studio and you should see a new icon in your IDE.Ĭlick the icon and it will bring up Preferences, and choose the path to the Genymotion application.

Right click and choose “Download and Install”. Go to Preferences / Plugins and click “Browse Repositories”, then search for Genymotion. I retried running the virtual device, this time it worked and I saw.Then it gave me an error that VirtualBox was not installed.It asked me to configure the Android SDK location, I said “No”.Pick the virtual device you want and it will download it. It will ask you to login, then show you a list: It will install Genymotion and Genmotion shell - run the Genymotion application (not the shell).Ĭlick add new virtual device. Signup with Genymotion + Download installerĬlick the “Get Genymotion” button and download the appropriate version for your OS.

Download and Install VirtualBoxĭownload VirtualBox + follow instructions to install. Genymotion is apparently pretty good, so I’m giving that a shot. The x86 intel emulators only work with certain versions of OSX, otherwise they crash miserably.

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