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How to deploy Android Emulator from CMD in Windows


  1. First go to your C drive
  2. Then find Users folder and your Personal folder in my case acer
  3. Then go to .android folder
  4. Now first you have to check what are the available emulators first

    emulator -list-avds
  5. you will get some thing like this, if not you have to create emulator device first.


  6.  Now run following command by specifying which device you want. For me i will pick Nexus_5_API_24

    emulator -avd Nexus_5_API_24
  7. And your job is done.




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