How to change target emulator in Android Studio?

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Sid Go picture Sid Go · Apr 1, 2016 · Viewed 37.2k times · Source

I have several genymotion emulators for different API levels. The problem is this:

  1. I run the app on a single emulator with the option 'same device for future launches' checked.
  2. I open another emulator.
  3. I run the the app again.

After this, the app only runs on the first emulator and I can't figure out how do I show the dialog (select target) again to run the app on both emulators.

Answer

F43nd1r picture F43nd1r · Apr 1, 2016

Click Run → Edit Configurations...

Edit Configurations

Then uncheck Use same device for future launches

Use same device for future launches

As mentioned by @B-GangsteR, you can also launch your app on multiple devices at the same time. To do this, select targets using ctrl key.

multiple targets

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