Hi guys,
Im new to this, ive watched tutorials on how to install emulators for apps and so far every single on ive tried gives me Virtual Machine error when i try open it for the first time.
I have tried Memu, Bluestacks, koplayer and Nox. All give me the same error, i desperately want to get an emulator setup on my computer because my phone is kinda slow for the modern games and i now work from home which would allow me to use my pc while i work too!
Any help would be much appreciated!
thanks in advance ;D
Did you enable virtualization in your BIOS?
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Hi, I was wondering if there was a virtual machine app out so I could say run xp on a tablet and use rsd lite off my tablet to flash my phone. I've been searching all over but I'm not really finding anything
Alright, I haven't done this, this is just what a bit of google magic turned up.
Assuming its an Android Tablet, you may be able to get Ubuntu Linux to run on it.
(some quick searching and it seems you execute the commands through ADB, meaning you need to at least have access to a PC to install and get that stage up and running)
Then, I'm not even sure how functional it is, support for usb and all, may be more work than you are prepared/capable of.
If you manage to get Ubuntu up and running, use sbf_flash.
I'm kinda just spit balling ideas here, if you are uncomfortable with this, might be best to just borrow a friends PC to flash; this response was more proof of concept.
I have no access to a pc.... That's the whole reason why I'm looking into this
Hi,
Right so I've recently baught "gangstar Rio" from gameloft, brilliant game etc but one problem.. Its SOOO LAGGY. Like sometimes I'll be running along or driving and it will send me WAYYYYYY off course, or precede to turn way after I've needed to thus making the game almost impossible.
I run my Xperia Play (r800i) at "On-Demand" and at 1.9GHz Maximum which could EASILY cope with this game but its as-if the touch-screen and the buttons dont like each other and from time to time ill get a "Application has crashed" force close message.
Now I'm taking my phone and my laptop with me on deployment to A'ghan; what I want to know is is there anyway to set my backed-up ROM from my phone as the rom on the android emulator so that I can get it and other xperia play optimised games to play smoothly (I also have the sixaxis mod) and use either a wired usb controller on my laptop or set so that my emulator allows me to set which keys are the controller of the xperia play?
You would somehow need to get your hands on a recovery app apk like CMW or xRecovery, then install the recovery apk on your emulator, then flash your backed up rom on your emulator with recovery.
This is just a theory. With a little luck and patience I think it's possible.
A way to install apk on emulator is through URLs. If you have access though FTP to some site, you upload to a directory the open that URL inside the emulator's browser. APK will prompt to install. Just remember allowing unkown sources from applications menu.
Hello,
I`ve searched over the net for an alternative to run windows apps on android. But, not so lucky so far ...
I don`t need a virtual machine (it would be nice ), just an emulator or something to run my favorite app my Tab 7.7.
You guys, have any ideeas?
Or, how about virtual desktop?
Ok, first off I will apologize for being so new to all of this and not really knowing much about the process as a whole.
Here is what I am trying to accomplish:
I would like to be able to play the original Roller Coaster Tycoon Deluxe on my Shield Tablet and have it run decently stable.
I'm not sure where to go from there. I know nothing will be 100% flawlessly perfect, but I'll take what I can get and try to work out the kinks later. I would assume I would need some form of a windows environment that would include the ability to mount an .ISO file to the CD-ROM. The game requires the CD in order to run, (and yes I do own the game and have a copy of my CD).
I have tried searching, but have not really come across anything that seems to be able to point me in the right direction.
I feel like I'm fairly tech savy, but I have little to no experience with Linux/Android. But if anyone has any suggestions as to a starting point, I will be more than happy to start down the rabbit hole from there.
Thanks again in advance for any help anyone can provide.
Hi
I'm already try to start Windows too on the shield.
actually i can start the Setup but after or on time the "machinecheck" is running on Windows 2k, or XP it's freezing..
Windows Vista, 7 or 8 let the device Crash directly..
but you Need to root your device without it wouldn^t work..
I'm Right, that you try to run Windows or?
-> You Need to run 32bit Systems!
SaintAsonia said:
Hi
I'm already try to start Windows too on the shield.
actually i can start the Setup but after or on time the "machinecheck" is running on Windows 2k, or XP it's freezing..
Windows Vista, 7 or 8 let the device Crash directly..
but you Need to root your device without it wouldn^t work..
I'm Right, that you try to run Windows or?
-> You Need to run 32bit Systems!
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I have been able to get a heavily modified Windows 95 to work through DosBox Turbo. It is the one used in the Fallout tutorial. I did get Roller Coaster Tycoon to install and load and play using the version that includes Daemon Tools, but it is too unstable. It will play, but crash after about 10-15 mins. I was hoping to find an alternate solution that would be a bit more stable.
Also, I did get a Win 98 environment up and running using the Limbo PC emulator through QEMU. It is a little slower than I would like, but again, I could mount the Roller Coaster Tycoon Deluxe ISO file and install it. However, I can not launch the game, because Win 98 will only run in 16 color mode. I'm not sure how to configure QEMU so that it will recognize the display, and at least do 256 colors.
Mav3rek said:
I have been able to get a heavily modified Windows 95 to work through DosBox Turbo. It is the one used in the Fallout tutorial. I did get Roller Coaster Tycoon to install and load and play using the version that includes Daemon Tools, but it is too unstable. It will play, but crash after about 10-15 mins. I was hoping to find an alternate solution that would be a bit more stable.
Also, I did get a Win 98 environment up and running using the Limbo PC emulator through QEMU. It is a little slower than I would like, but again, I could mount the Roller Coaster Tycoon Deluxe ISO file and install it. However, I can not launch the game, because Win 98 will only run in 16 color mode. I'm not sure how to configure QEMU so that it will recognize the display, and at least do 256 colors.
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Hi
Do you have any link to your Emulator? -> on my shield i can run Windows xp now stable..
Don't know if it's your Settings or your Windows where run instable.. let my check if you have the link.
Till now i didn't run any game on shiled in Windows mode
I am trying to get an android emulator working on my new windows 10 pc.
I have tried just about every free and evaluation only type android emulators that I can find but I can't get any of them to pickup the gps data being generated by my windows 10 machine. Many emulators claim that gps is supported how ever none of them have worked for me. I have tried all the of possible fix's that I have been able to find on the internet. I have tried all of the "location" setting that are available to me on both the windows side and also the emulator side .
Are there any more good solutions I can try? I can't help feel that I am simply missing something that should be obvious to me. I also suspect that a 64 bit system would work a lot better. Unfortunate I did not notice that this new insignia brand computer was a 32-bit only machine when I bought it.
This new pc and its internal gps work just fine when in a win10 only navigation test.
Is there anyway to get this working normally on any android emulator ?
My computer is 32-bit UEFI with windows 10. My internal windows gps is a "Broadcom GNSS 4752 Geolocation Sensor"
Hope some kind person might be able to help me?
Thanks very much in advance!
Allleyooop.
I am trying to get an android emulator working on my new windows 10 pc.
I believe the app called gpsgate would be one way to get this working. However the server app on the windows side requires a 64 bit system, unfortunately mine is only a 32 bit...
alleyoopishere1 said:
I am trying to get an android emulator working on my new windows 10 pc.
I have tried just about every free and evaluation only type android emulators that I can find but I can't get any of them to pickup the gps data being generated by my windows 10 machine. Many emulators claim that gps is supported how ever none of them have worked for me. I have tried all the of possible fix's that I have been able to find on the internet. I have tried all of the "location" setting that are available to me on both the windows side and also the emulator side .
Are there any more good solutions I can try? I can't help feel that I am simply missing something that should be obvious to me. I also suspect that a 64 bit system would work a lot better. Unfortunate I did not notice that this new insignia brand computer was a 32-bit only machine when I bought it.
This new pc and its internal gps work just fine when in a win10 only navigation test.
Is there anyway to get this working normally on any android emulator ?
My computer is 32-bit UEFI with windows 10. My internal windows gps is a "Broadcom GNSS 4752 Geolocation Sensor"
Hope some kind person might be able to help me?
Thanks very much in advance!
Allleyooop.
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