Lately having problem with my Windows 10 Home Edition. When try to run Android Emulator, it will crashed and shows system service exception on the blue screen. Try a few emulator all having same problems.

What is your machine's current specification?

Have you tried NOX?

IMO, BlueStacks is the worst performing Android Emulator.

This post has been edited by l4nunm4l4y4: Jun 19 2018, 08:24 AM

i7 2650QM with 8GB ram and GT 525M.

Before this can run all emulator without problem, was using Leapdroid. After the recent Windows update then start to crash when start the emulator. Reinstall Leapdroid don't help. Try NOX, crashed as well.

Btw, agree BlueStacks is the worst emulator, terrible resource management.

Windows must have done something somewhere. Haven't tried Leapdroid.

Have used Bluestacks, AndY, MEMu and NOX. NOX works best for my system - though emulators being emulators ...

Mine is i5-7200U @ 2.5GHz, 8GB RAM, Intel HD Graphics 620

what's your w10 os build? 1803 with latest patches?

i run nox and virtualbox without issues here. (w10 pro x64 1803 with latest patches, os build 17134.112)

Yes, latest build with latest patches. Still try to figure out what's the problem.

did you disable hyper-v? previously i think i had an incident because of hyper-v.

This is the correct answer.. all android emulator cannot run and will cause BSOD if Hyper-V is enable in your machine...

[quote=l4nunm4l4y4,Jun 19 2018, 08:23 AM]
What is your machine's current specification?

yes I tried Now android emulator That is working really well

1. Windows update sometimes overwrite drivers, especially when its new build update. E.g latest 1803. Always double check your device manager.

2. Disable Hyper-V

3. Disable core isolation under new setting for Windows security.

4. Enable virtualization through BIOS setting

My choices for android emu are Nox and Memu. Although there is a newer one in town, LDPlayer which loads 5.1 by default like Memu, i still prefer Nox

for Nox, any bug your encounter? seem like a best choice so far

App crashes a lot in their beta 7.1.1, which causes android system to reboot.

Currently using 6.2.3.9 which was updated few days ago, so far so good. They have changed their default android version from 5.1.1 from 4.4.2.
Both 4.4.2 and 7.1.1 still downloadable from Nox Multidrive manager. So far good performance at 5.1.1, better than Memu.

using newest win 10. leapdroid runs like a charm. no errors, runs flawlessly.

you sure you got the final leapdroid version? 1.8?



This post has been edited by C-Fu: Oct 27 2018, 10:12 PM

Solved, disabled the Hyper-V and it run as normal.

hahahahha should've said earlier

only one kind of virtualization can run at one time. either hyper-v, virtualbox or something else.

leapdroid and most android emulators run on virtualbox. got some on qemu, but very rare

https://burningseriess.de/

You need to enable VT-d and virtualization in BIOS/UEFI.