There is a problem with the emulator, I don't know how to set it up in Windows...
In Linux, make sure kvm + kvm_intel or kvm_amd modules are loaded, then setup a virtual device in Android Studio / tools / Android / AVD manager

Hi,
I found that Android Studio application clashes with some of my process running in the background. I tried by closing the antivirus but it did not work. This information is given below:
http://troubleshooter.xyz/wiki/fix-a...ing_Registries

I am also uploading some of the images obtained while i tried to run the application.

Zulfi.

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So when we've told you before:

• That we were **NOT** going to chase down web links
• That your screen-shots are too small to read and that you should post the error(s)/message(s) instead

..you just choose to ignore this? And you honestly expect anyone to be able to (or WANT to?) help you at this point???

I can't see a way to help you with clashes between your application and "some [other] process in the background" -- you'll need to work those things out yourself. Is there help or a forum for the application?

I see no relationship between the link and the screen shots. I don't see any useful information in the screen shots at all.
What is it you're asking help with, again? ...and please don't say "My Android Studio Application doesn't work"...again

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Hi,
Please read the red line in the image (Emulator code finished with exit code...). I captured the images at run time. 2nd image shows the popping up of the emulator. The 3rd image shows that the emulator closed and there is a error message in red. The link is connected to that message. If you connect to the link you would know about error message. Right now I am working on a different environment. I have tried 3 options of the link like cleaning of registry , closing of antivirus. I would try other options today. Any way error message is not related to step 6 as pointed out by our over-saturated poster.

Thanks for your time.

Zulfi.

If you want to ignore things, feel free to do so. But don't expect handouts.

You were AGAIN told that posting useless screen shots that are difficult to read makes it hard to help you, and you were asked to post the actual messages by TYPING THEM IN. Yet you CONTINUE to post whatever you want. You were told that we aren't going to chase down web links to try to help you, but you post those too. You were told your problems revolve around your inability to follow the instructions that YOU POSTED, but continue to ignore that as well.

Is there a point to you posting, if you're going to do nothing but ignore what you're told? You are **STILL** not providing any useful details, and now it's "some application", but you don't even know what that is. You "would try other options"...but again, don't bother saying what these are.

It's taken three pages of you whining about 'fake people', and how no one will help you....yet I found the solution to your problem on the Kotlin forums. If you can't figure out how to do a basic search (**AGAIN** read the "Question Guidelines" about showing your own effort), then there is no real hope for you to be a 'teacher'/programmer. And before you ask, no...I am not going to post a link to the solution; not because I'm a 'fake person'...but because you're lazy, and I'm not going to reward that laziness further.

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Has anyone got proven and permanent solution for this 0xc0000005 error? I tried everything as mentioned in this thread but no help. Even followed few more guides but they doesn't seem to be providing permanent solution.

please do not resurrect such old threads, especially not where such horrible things happened.
please start your own dedicated thread with a valid problem description.
have a look at the links in my signature as to what that might entail.