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No compatible AVDs with target Google APIs,

I am developing an Android application and trying to run it on AVD. The API is installed on Android 2.3.3. I have emulator 2.3.3 (sdk version 10) and the android manifest reads:

<uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="8" android:targetSdkVersion="10" />

I changed the target to 10 to match the api included in the project. How to fix this error:

 [2013-01-30 23:18:47 - kiloboltandroidframework] Failed to find an AVD compatible with target 'Google APIs'. [2013-01-30 23:18:48 - kiloboltandroidframework] Still no compatible AVDs with target 'Google APIs': Aborting launch.
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When creating a new Android virtual device, select Target as Google API Level 10 API

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Android Api level 10 differs from the level of Google Api 10. Android only comes with the Android file android.jar white Google Api comes with android.jar as well as maps.jar. Your project may require Google Api and you have not installed it. To install Google Api, go to the SDK Manager and check. If they are already installed, create an AVD with the Google Api Level 10 platform.

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Could not find AVD compatible with target Google APIs.

=> It means that you did not create AVD with the Google API, but yes, you have implemented functionality that uses the Google API, for example, Google Map.

Find the snap-in, how to install the Google API, shortly after installation, create an AVD with the same Google API.

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You need to create an AVD that uses the Google API Add-in. See here .

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Start another virtual machine from VDM in which the Target api is “Google APi” and Platform 2.3.3. if you do not have google api in your VDM (Virtual Device Manager) than download it. Start it once and start your project.

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