Install Haxm failed with 'The system requirements are not satisfied' #367
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Hi @Geralt5 ,HAXM installation needs to disable Hyper-v so far, could you check your Hyper-V status? Or you can disable Hyper-V via 'bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off' in the windows terminal with admin privilege . Then reboot you PC for trying again. |
Can you give the output of |
I already fixed the same error on my ThinkPad (x1 carbon) by Enable Virtualization feature in BIOS. |
i also fixed this exact problem by enable virtualization feature in BIOS settings. |
enable the virtualization feature in BIOS settings |
I installed Intel Haxm today in the morning...but faced some issues and uninstalled it. This is the output of
Not really sure how I was able to install it earlier today but now I'm unable. I'm trying to install v7.7.0 |
What's your CPU model? |
@HectorRicardo, thanks for your report. Could you follow the wiki page to check your host system environment and reinstall HAXM again? Thanks. |
I have the same issue as Hector. My CPU is Intel Core i7-8750H.
In Windows Features, |
@vinhtq115, thanks for your report. Have you ever run below command according to the wiki page?
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I did that and also disabled |
I faced with same issue, by disabling Hyper-V option in windows features it worked. |
In Fact we only need to enable the virtualization on Bios and make sure that the Hyper-v is disabled. |
Simple Fixed, open start windows type "Turn Windows Features on or off" than remove checkbox Hyper-V, Ok>restart |
'bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off' - It's not worked for me. But It's works well when I enable Virtualization in BIOS. |
I succeeded after disabling Hyper-V and Virtual Machine Platform and finally restarted. |
Yes, this worked for me too.👏👏 |
For those who need to run HAXM alongside Hyper-V or WSL (e.g. for Docker) - that's not possible, but there is an alternative - WHPX. |
1 error
BUILD FAILED in 2s
info Run CLI with --verbose flag for more details. C:\adeshfile\adershsurf> please soleve this anone this error note: i am run android device as a emulator |
For me it helps with removing sandbox. |
Had the same problem on Windows 11. My virtualization setting was disabled in BIOS. I enabled it and got haxm installed. |
This is the answer. I just tried it and it saved my life. |
i love you <3 |
Run : bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off |
I need Hyper-V to use Windows Subsystem for Linux. How should I solve this problem? |
bro you saved my installation thanks |
the same thing happened to me, my problem is solved by enabled Virtualization Technology from Bios setup and using this ' bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off ' commond in CMD. |
Describe the Bug
Summary:
Failed to install the HAXM. It is reported that 'The system requirements are not satisfied'. But I have checked that I had enabled the vt-d in my Bios. And what confused me most is the log only contain a little information. Here is my log:
Version: 7.6.6
Output folder: C:\Program Files\Intel\HAXM
Extract: checktool.exe... 100%
Execute: C:\Program Files\Intel\HAXM\checktool.exe --verbose
Unlike others, my logs doesn't contain any other information to help me to check further.
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