Why is the 'OK' button in the Android Virtual Device (AVD) Manager unresponsive in Eclipse with ADT 22.6.0?

Unable to Create or Modify Android Virtual Devices (AVD) from Eclipse with ADT 22.6

While attempting to create or edit an AVD from within Eclipse, you may encounter an issue where the "OK" button appears clickable but has no effect. This problem has been identified as a bug with ADT 22.6.0 and was addressed in subsequent builds.

Possible Workaround

If you are using ADT 22.6.0, you can try the following workaround:

• Download and install the latest ADT v22.6.1.
• Open "AVD manager.exe" directly from the Android SDK to create a new AVD.
• Select Manage AVD... from the Eclipse Tools menu and open the AVD Manager from the SDK Manager.

Fixed

This issue has been fixed in ADT 22.6.1, so it is recommended to upgrade to the latest version.

Other Findings

• The way to create an AVD from the command line tool may also not work in ADT 22.6.0.
• It is speculated that the parameters passed when launching the AVD Manager from Eclipse cause these problems.
• Members of the Android project have confirmed the issue and promised to fix it in an upcoming ADT release. While waiting for resolution, it is recommended to roll back to an earlier version of ADT (e.g. 22.3.0).

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