Android Studio bumblebee Device Manage won't open

[Steve BenAri]

I Just downloaded Android Studio bumblebee and now Device Manage won't open. is that a known bug? is there any way to open it with a command line?

 

[ilyas khan]

Try using a real device that can take a long time to load

 

[Steve BenAri]

Try using a real device that can take a long time to load

It's not productive to use a real device all the time. that is why they have emulators. and it should work.

 

[PookPooc]

I have the same problem. Updated the program and now the message "Loading devices...."

 

[Richard Morey]

Hi --

I had a similar problem and so I first invalidated my cached and restarted Android Studio and then did "Restore Default Layout" and things worked again.

Rich

 

[Steve BenAri]

Hi --

I had a similar problem and so I first invalidated my cached and restarted Android Studio and then did "Restore Default Layout" and things worked again.

Rich

I'll give it a try and see what happens. will report.

 

[Steve BenAri]

Hi --

I had a similar problem and so I first invalidated my cached and restarted Android Studio and then did "Restore Default Layout" and things worked again.

Rich

It didn't work for me. I'm by the way working on MacOS platform if it makes any difference

 

[ilyas khan]

Like I said debug with a real device that can take 10 minutes to load each time

 

[mikedt]

"Bumblebee"

 

[Steve BenAri]

I have found that the Virtual Device manager can be opened from the "Welcome to Android Studio" window.

 

[Steve BenAri]

I ended up reverting back to Arctic Fox and all sorts of problems disappeared, including AVD Manager not working, COCOAPODS errors, images not linking, and various other problems which didn't work on Bumblebee now working just fine. Bumblebee is just not a stable release yet!

 

[GameTheory]

Stability could be OS dependent. I'm on Manjaro linux and Bumblebee runs flawless.

Perhaps try a fresh install and use the default settings which are quite sane. All I've done to mine is move some toolbar buttons around.

Been using android studio since it was in Beta, and even then it was fairly stable on linux considering it was beta software.

 

[Steve BenAri]

Stability could be OS dependent. I'm on Manjaro linux and Bumblebee runs flawless.

Perhaps try a fresh install and use the default settings which are quite sane. All I've done to mine is move some toolbar buttons around.

Been using android studio since it was in Beta, and even then it was fairly stable on linux considering it was beta software.

I'll stand correct, Bumblebee is not stable for MacOS Monterey.