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I know this is a duplicate but i am unable to comment on this thread in order to find out a solution. I have done exactly as the accepted answer but my problem isn't solved. I am running Ubuntu 17.04 on a laptop with Intel Core i7 4th Gen Processor, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD and Dual Graphics. I have installed nVidia Prime drivers and switched to Intel graphics card because it performs better than the nVidia.

I have created a Virtual Device with the following settings:

Device: Google Pixel with API 26

Graphics: Automatic(i have tried both software and hardware btw).

RAM: 4096MB

VM Heap: 1024MB

Internal Storage: 4096MB

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  • Didn't work as is on that other post for me either, but I think the point is to replace w/e version you have there with the system one. works well after replacing it – geermc4 Feb 02 '18 at 21:48

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First, reduce the RAM of the emulator image to something more reasonable (1024MB, perhaps 1536MB). Do not allocate half of your development machine's RAM to an emulator.

Second, confirm that you are using an x86 emulator image (or perhaps x86-64). This shows up in the CPU column of the AVD Manager.

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  • Thanks for the suggestion. When i first created the emulator it was with the 1536MB of RAM, 256MB VM Heap, 800MB Internal Storage. I am using an x86 emulator image. – Imran Hakeem Sep 29 '17 at 19:33