Install Android on VirtualBox | Issue Fixed [2024]
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I have done the installation and i have removed the ISO file but it doesn't work so what should i do??
Please share any specific errors so that I can help you
@@EpidemicTutorials-qh6de i mean how should i reload android again?
Rebooting without unmounting the iso loops in the installation process. Rebooting without mounted iso ends in booting to console...
1. **Unmount the ISO Image**:
- First, make sure your VM is powered off.
- Open VirtualBox and select your Android VM from the list.
- Go to **Settings** (you can right-click on the VM or use the toolbar at the top).
- In the left sidebar, choose **Storage**.
- Under the **Controller: IDE** section (or whichever controller your ISO is attached to), locate the ISO file (it'll be listed as an optical drive).
- Right-click on it and select **Remove Attachment**.
- Confirm the removal.
- Now your VM won't boot from the ISO anymore during startup.
2. **Ensure Boot Order**:
- While you're in the VM settings, check the boot order.
- Make sure the virtual hard disk (where your Android OS is installed) is set as the first boot device.
- You don't want it trying to boot from the ISO again!
3. **Restart the VM**:
- Fire up your VM.
- If all went well, it should now boot directly into your Android installation without any ISO-related shenanigans.
4. **Bonus Tip**:
- If you accidentally removed the ISO while the VM was running (we've all been there), press the **host key** (usually the Windows flag on your keyboard) and **R** simultaneously. This will initiate a reboot.
@@EpidemicTutorials-qh6de Thx for your answer, it worked! I see boot order and also a bit of patience is key. Thanks for your support!
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I downloaded an app and it crashed instantly. every app crashes instantly
allocate more resources to your VM , more RAM ,CPU and storage
@@EpidemicTutorials-qh6de that ain't the problem. It's on Max settings on a PC that can handle any game 60fps
Too much resources is not good two just go for the recommendations and make sure to increase the display resolution to 128
After i click run android it gives me a console then if i wait it gives me a black screen
Now it says android
For this tutorial error are very rare, make sure to follow the steps correctly and it will definitely work
i am facing black screen error android is not starting only stuck in black screen i am using window 11
Make sure virtualization is on, updates virtualbox , install latest extension pack, try again
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Thanks for your positive feedback 🤗
Bro thank you very much
Thanks for your positive feedback, really appreciated!
But thats not anroid 9
its way older
That is 9
Bro can u tell me why do i have so low framerate ?
Have you set the display settings to 128?