Before: Android libraries reference system is App Compat.I preserved it too, it’s included in my previous download.įragments can send/receive data in different ways: If you’re developing for android 2.3.4 and up I advise you to use the Youwave emulator, it works great on Windows! Here’s the original download. Anyway, you can try to download some old emulators for the web. Unfortunately, nowadays software houses that develop 3rd part emulators (like Genymotion) only allow downloading new emulators. You can also use an old 3rd part emulator outside Android Studio Please, if you have or find old emulator images, share them on the web too! 3. Hopefully, you should see the old emulator appearing in the Android Studio emulator list. Which is: C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\system-images) Otherwise, you can try to download them from this page, or from Google servers experimenting with links of this kind: Īfter the download, copy them inside the correct Android Studio directory. I backed up and preserved emulator images for APIs 7, 8, and 9. In case Android Studio doesn’t show old emulators: download and install the emulator you need Ģ.in the “other images” section, you can find emulators up to Android 2.0 (API 5).in the “x86 images” section, you can find emulators up to Android 2.3 (API 10).
configure settings (usually old android devices don’t have a resolution that exceeds 480x800).Download Old Emulators from Android Studio Download Old SDKs from Android StudioĬlick the “Android SDK Version” icon, find the entry for the old Android version you want to target, and download the corresponding SDK (in 2020 the oldest SDK you can download is for Android 2.1) 2.
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