"Missing target" error on an Android tablet emulator in Eclipse

I am learning Android programming with Eclipse but cannot create a tablet emulator. I have successfully created many phone emulators that all work fine.

When I try to create a tablet emulator in the Android Virtual Device Manager, I get an error: "No Target Selected", even if it sets a goal on its own, when I select a device from the drop-down list and I have this image installed.

Here is a screenshot. The only parameter I added is the name - all the others are automatic settings that appear when I select the Nexus 10 from the drop-down menu. By this, I mean that Target is installed automatically when I select Nexus 10, as well as memory options, internal storage, etc.

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I also tried using different goals - Android and Google APIs for 14,15,16,17,18 and 19. None of them worked. The one shown in the screenshot is the default value that appears when I select a Nexus 10 device.

Also (I forgot to mention this change earlier), I tried it with the CPU / ABI setting for each of the features in this drop-down list (I tried all of them for each version of the API), but again without success.

Here is a screenshot of the relevant images and APIs, etc. that I installed:

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Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong here, and how can I launch a tablet emulator? There are several other similar questions here, but I tried the answers, for example, to make sure I have this API level 16 image installed, restart eclipse, uninstall and reinstall the emulator, remove and reinstall the SDK, remove and reinstall the API image, and so on . I have run out of things to reinstall.

This happens with all of my tablet emulators, not just the nexus.

Any helpful tips would be greatly appreciated.

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Make RAM until 2048 and select Use Host GPU. I like. More RAM is required due to the resolution of the virtual device. You may receive an error message from the host machine if it has less memory installed.

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