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Need help about Intel HAX which crashes under Windows 10 when running Windows 10 as a guest OS in a VM.

Some background information:

Hypervisor: KVM (virt-manager on ubuntu 16.10)
Guest operating system: Windows 10
Nested virtualization allowed
VT-X in Bios set
Intel HAX installed (latest version)
Android Studio (Version 6 as image for the Android emulator)

Problem: When I run Android Studio and use Intel (x86) boot option to show up Android Emulator, Windows crashes completely. The error is a problem with a sys file of Intel HAX. Unfortunately I expected some wrong behavior of the Windows 10 running as VM with some nested virtualization components. In arm-mode I can start up the Android emulator but it's very slow. Is there a solution to use Google Intel (x86) Android image anyway? Some special key to start the emulator with?

user1408341
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The emulator is not really intended to be run in this configuration. You can try several things:

  • Run the emulator from the cmd line with the -no-accel flag.
  • Uninstall HAXM.

Note that performance will not be very good.

If possible try to run the emulator in the linux host, or under a linux guest.

Erwin Jansen
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    It works with the flag -no-accel. HAXM is then not running. I have also a development kit under Linux (Android Studio). I just was wondering if I could work with Xamarin in Visual Studio. The problem is now indeed the performance which is very poor. I think in a half year it will be possible ;) – user1408341 Mar 17 '17 at 08:39