I used an additional display with my laptop and moved the Android emulator there. It seems to remember the location even if the display is not connected anymore.
Is there any way to reset the position of the window so it becomes visible again?
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if you see the toolbar next to it but don't see the emulator, click on the zoom button and it will appear.
In my case none of the answers related to move the emulator window worked.
To make it work with "scale and layout" NOT in 100% (as I had in my case) I had to do this
Also did this (not sure if necessary, but in case somebody needs it):
I had to right click on desktop, then "display properties", then "Advanced scaling settings", then set the scaling to 100% (I had it in 250%), then open the emulator and resize it as small as possible and put it in the top left of my screen. Then "Turn off custom scaling and sign out", then I could see and resize my emulator window.
If you are using Mac and you aren't able to move the emulator by normal dragging the emulator then do this.
- Display Mission Control using control + arrow up.
- Move the emulator to your new window/monitor.
- click on the emulator or control + arrow down
done!
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