For now, could you try to change your system locale to US English? I know this is not a proper solution and may not even work at all, but I think it's worth a try. Try installing or updating Intel Emulator Accelerator (HAXM installer) from SDK Manager and also check if Intel VT-x is enabled in your BIOS settings Android. with CreateFileW (thus eliminating the ANSI-to-Unicode conversion). I can write a patch for QEMU/Emulator to replace CreateFile, etc. Anyway, this error does not appear to be fatal. There are several places in emulator code that can print RegGetValueW failed, and some of them actually follow an ANSI Windows API call, e.g. This theory can also explain the RegGetValueW failed error, because the error code is also 2.
Failed to open vm 7 8:43 PM Emulator: Failed to create HAX VM 8:43 PM Emulator: No accelerator found.
#Emulator: failed to create hax vm on mac update
Unfortunately, when trying to create the HAXM VM device node, emulator stores the path name ( \\.\hax_vm00) in an ANSI string, and passes it to CreateFile. After update am not able to start the emulator. CreateFileW, which only accepts Unicode strings ( wchar_t * or LPWSTR).
Instead, it should always use the Unicode variant of that API, e.g.
CreateFileA or even CreateFile, which maps to CreateFileA when the string parameter is of type char *. failed to initialize HAX: Invalid argument Hax is enabled > SDK.
#Emulator: failed to create hax vm on mac for mac
If a Windows application is fully Unicode-aware, it should never call a Windows API function that takes an ANSI string ( char * or LPSTR), e.g. Visual Studio for Mac Android Emulator log Failed to create vm ffffffff Failed to create HAX VM No accelerator found. In short, this could be due to a flaw in emulator.exe's support for Unicode. OK, it looks increasingly likely that this is an Android Emulator/QEMU bug, not a HAXM driver bug.