#Bluestacks or noxplayer install#

Graphics Rendering may not be suitable: If your computer lacks a dedicated graphics card, go to the Virtual Device Manager window, click the pencil icon, and change the Emulated Performance setting to Software - GLES 2.0.

Thus, modify the RAM and core allocations accordingly.

Less RAM than required: Suppose you've allocated 4GB of RAM for your emulator (via the configuration settings), and your computer has the same amount of RAM then it'll indeed lag for obvious reasons.

So, you must keep the antivirus software disabled and check the issue by re-launching the emulator.

Antivirus detection: In case you're using third-party antivirus software, it may hinder the functioning of the Android emulator.

Thus, it is highly recommended to free up storage space in Windows.

Low disk space: If your PC or laptop doesn't have enough space, your Android emulator may lag heavily at times.

A big downside, however, is that NoxPlayer only offers an Android 7 experience, matching BlueStacks. It’s easy to use, with a polished interface that looks similar to Genymotion. To check for the latest updates, navigate to Settings > Appearance & Behavior > System Settings > Updates and click Check for Updates. You can also record your Android screen in NoxPlayer, customize your keyboard and mouse controls, and run multiple Android windows, side-by-side.

#Bluestacks or noxplayer install#

The installer will then install the necessary components for the emulator. Click the download icon next to the Android 13 codename, i.e., Tiramisu. We've selected the Pixel 6 Pro for this tutorial.

Select any device of your choice from the list and click Next. Outdated Android Studio version: You need to keep the Android Studio up-to-date, as every new update comes with bug fixes and other features. On the Device Manager screen, click Create device.