In this guide, I am going to create a new virtual machine for the android emulator in the VMware workstation to install an Android emulator.
1- Open VMware Workstation, select the file tab and choose a new virtual machine.
2- Select the custom settings and click next.
3- Leave the default settings for the virtual machine hardware compatibility version and click on next.
4- Select I will install the operating system later and click on next.
5- Under the guest operating system, select other options, under version, select the other 64-bit and click on next.
6- Type a name for the virtual machine, choose a location to save or leave it as the default and click on next.
7- Choose the number of processes for the virtual machine, the cores per processor and click next.
8- Select the memory you want to assign to the virtual machine and click on next.
9- Select the network type, leave it to default and then click on Next.
10- Select the SCSI controller. Select LSI Logic (recommended) and then click on Next.
11- Select the Disk type, IDE (Recommended) and then click on Next.
12- Select create a new virtual disk option for the virtual machine and then click on Next.
13- Specify the disk capacity (20 GB) and then click on Next.
14- Specify the disk file and then click on Next.
15- Ready to create a virtual machine for the installation, of the Android operating system, so click customize hardware.
16- Select CD/DVD (IDE) settings and click the browse button to select your downloaded android iso image file.
17- Select the display settings and enable 3D graphics, graphic memory, This is very important for the Android Operating System to run, click close and then click finish.
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