Android Emulator - offline offline mode

Question

Is there a way to bring the Android emulator from offline to online without closing the AVD ? I tried the adb commands 'kill-server', 'start-server', but it seems to start the adb server again (adb.exe process), the emulator is still offline, and the “adb devices” are still showing status “ offline. "

Also someone can explain what exactly the "stand-alone" emulator mode means. In my case - the emulator (stand-alone), the daemon process and the ADB server - everything seems to work. Why is the emulator state still disabled?

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Question update: I tried "adb reset" both from Eclipse and from the command line, which does not solve the problem. The problem seems to be more related to emulator memory. According to my analytical memory, the emulator’s memory continues to grow even after the limit (~ 470 MB on my Windows), if you try to make adb reset, it takes the emulator to offline mode and no more adb commands work. (also no network work calls)

Answer 1

I run into this problem a lot of time. Find some solution.

Solution 1:

the emulator Select & Right Click on Android Project Run Configurations Go to tab Target Enable option Wipe User Data on Emulator launch parameters Run Application 

Solution 2:

  Run Emulator Keep the Emulator, (no matter same error occurs) Make Sure the Home Screen of Emulator is appeared go to Window -> Show Perspective -> DDMS --> In Devices Panel -> on Corner Drop Down Menu Reset adb 

Solution 3:

 Reset adb mannually or using command line. 

may be useful for such a new user.

Answer 2

Use these commands from the command line, this will help u

 1.adb kill-server //kill all active server 2.adb start-server //start adb server 3.adb devices //check the list of active server 

Answer 3

Sometimes / in most cases the solutions described above work. But if it’s not, and you turned on “Run from Snapshot”, killing the emulator and restarting it using STARTING FROM SNAPHOT DISABLED, you can use it. I have had this problem many times over the past few weeks, and although the adb kill-server, followed by adb devices, works 4 times out of 5, the fifth time the only way to get it working again is to disable “run from snapshot”. I assume that the emulator is somehow in an “incorrect” state, but does not understand why I myself.