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From @enetstudio on Sunday, November 14, 2021 7:27:04 PM
I've created a Mobile Blazor Bindings project as described here
by running this command: dotnet new mobileblazorbindings -o FirstMobileBlazorBindingsApp
When I run the app, the Andriod Device Manager displays a message whose title is "Invalid Emulator component", asking me to Reinstall. Clicking the button starts a process at the end of which the same message is re-displayed. Why the emulator component is not valid, and how can I solve this issue?
Thank you...
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Thank you for your response, @javiercn. I've spend hours searching for a solution, but to no avail. I then tried to add another emulator from the web. When I tried to download a certain emulator, I was informed that the Android emulator requires x-64 bit machine, but mine is x-86, so I guess that is the reason why I get the error message that my emulator is not valid.
Issue moved from dotnet/aspnetcore#38379
From @enetstudio on Sunday, November 14, 2021 7:27:04 PM
I've created a Mobile Blazor Bindings project as described here
by running this command:
dotnet new mobileblazorbindings -o FirstMobileBlazorBindingsApp
When I run the app, the Andriod Device Manager displays a message whose title is "Invalid Emulator component", asking me to Reinstall. Clicking the button starts a process at the end of which the same message is re-displayed. Why the emulator component is not valid, and how can I solve this issue?
Thank you...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: