Unable to Create or Edit AVDs in Eclipse with ADT 22.6
Your issue, where the "OK" button in the AVD creation/editing dialog is clickable but ineffective, is a known bug introduced in ADT 22.6. Here are some possible solutions:
Workaround for ADT 22.6.0 Bug:
- Update to ADT v22.6.1 or later.
- Open the AVD Manager directly from the Android SDK folder.
- Launch the AVD Manager via Tools -> Manage AVDs... from the SDK Manager.
Additional Troubleshooting:
- Ensure you have the appropriate system images installed.
- Verify that the target platform matches the API used.
- Check that a CPU, skin, and other necessary settings are selected.
- Run Eclipse as an administrator (may resolve outside-Eclipse AVD creation issues).
- Monitor Task Manager to confirm that no new processes or CPU/RAM usage occurs upon clicking "OK."
- Try creating/editing AVDs from the command line: this may reveal further issues.
- Uninstall and roll back to ADT v22.3.0 if the above steps fail.
Future Fixes:
Google has acknowledged this issue at Android Open Source Project - Issue Tracker. Updates ADT 22.6.1, 22.6.2, and 22.6.3 are expected to resolve these bugs.
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