Link:- developer.android.com/studio/...
Address Path Below According to OS
Windows OS:- %LocalAppData%\Android\Sdk
macOS OS:- $HOME/Library/Android/sdk
Linux OS:- $HOME/Android/Sdk
In This Video We Will See How to Fix Storing Crashdata in Detection is Enabled for Process in Android Studio or Error Opening Emulator Android Studio Flutter
Here Are The Steps to Fix Storing Crashdata in Detection is Enabled for Process in Android Studio or Error Opening Emulator Android Studio Flutter
1. Close Android Studio or Command Line Tool Whatever You are Using
2. Click Exit Button
3. Copy Link:- developer.android.com/studio/...
4. Open Your Browser
5. Paste the Link in Address Bar & Hit Enter on Your Keyboard
6. Scroll Down Until You Find List of Emulators As Shown in This Video
7. Now, Only Try the Android Emulator With the Stable Version. For Me, 'Android Emulator (33.1.24) Stable' Worked Instead of the Latest Version. You Try The Same One First. If It Doesn't Work, Try From the Latest Stable Version One by One
8. Click "Android Emulator (33.1.24) Stable" or Whatever Version Your Are Trying
9. There Are Different Zip Files for Different Operating Systems. Click the Link According to Your OS. (I Am Using Windows OS, So I Will Click the Windows Link)
10. Wait For Download To Finish
11. Open Downloaded File Location
12. Now Right-Click on Downloaded File
13. Click 'Extract All' or Use Whatever Extraction Tool You Prefer
14. Untick "Show extracted files when complete" & Then Click Extract Button
15. Wait For Extraction To Finish
16. Now Open Extracted Folder
17. Now Minimize Emulator Folder We Will Use This Folder Later
18. Minimize Your Browser
19. Now Copy or Go To The Address Path. According To Your OS. I am Using Windows OS so I Will Copy or Go to The Windows Address Path:- %LocalAppData%\Android\Sdk
20. Search run
21. Click Run
22. Now Paste the Previously Copied Address Path Into the Text Box. (This Will Take You to the Path Where the Old Emulator Folder is Available)
23. Click OK Button
24. Now Rename or Delete Emulator Folder (Don't Get Confused This Emulator Folder With The One We Extracted This is The Old emulator Folder Which Was Already Available)
25. Now Go Back To Emulator Folder We Extracted
26. Cut or Copy The emulator Folder
27. Minimize The Extracted Emulator Folder
28. Now Paste the Extracted Emulator Folder into The Path Where We Rename Old Emulator Folder
29. Now Click Close
30. Open Android Studio or Whatever Command-Line Tool You Are Getting Error
31. Now Click Device Down Arrow As Shown in Video
32. Click Refresh, or for the Command-line Tool, Try 'emulator -list-avds' Command to Check if There is Any Error
33. Now Wait for the Loading to Appear, Then Disappear As Shown in This Video
34. Click Device Down Arrow Again As Shown in This Video
35. Done! You Will Not See Any Error
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