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Untick Shared Runtime and Fast Deploy.If that succeeds, then try going back to Debug mode. Put the application into release mode, then deploy.If you build successfully yet it doesn’t deploy either due to an actual outputted failure or it just seems to freeze and not deploy here are some things to try: In Visual Studio you can go to Tools > Options, then Xamarin > Android Settings. Once installed, please note the installation location, then change your JDK location. To resolve, first download the latest version of the JDK Java SE. You will receive an error something similar to this on build Error : com/android/dx/command/Main : Unsupported major.minor version 52.0 Mobile.Droid If you have recently upgraded to a new version of Xamarin, it has now changed to build off a new version of the JDK. Check SDK Version is InstalledĬheck that the right SDK version is installed for what you are compiling to as shown in this image below: Visual Studio will then re-download everything that is required, including that zip file. It doesn’t seem to happen anymore but if it does the quickest solution is to go toĬ:\Users\\AppData\Local\Xamarin\Īnd delete everything in this folder. This is due to the fact Visual Studio occasionally corrupts that file. Please download and extract it to the …~\Local\Xamarin\4\21.0.3\content directory. Sometimes you get error messages similar to

Unzipping failed for android_m2repository Xamarin Forms normally depends upon an older version. For example the Android Support libraries shouldn’t be updated to the latest version. Your Android Support libraries might be out of sync with your Xamarin Forms version.Check with the 3rd Party Vendor for compatilbilty Your 3rd Party Component doesn’t support the correct Xamarin Forms Version.If errors still persist inside this file then here are some other possible causes

Hence if you go to the file, then delete everything inside the file, then rebuild your app, it should regenerate correctly. When you upgrade your Xamarin Forms version or add in other 3rd Party Components, normally the needs to be regenerated. Hence, here is my playbook on what to do when things go wrong when deploying for Android. Deploying on the Visual Studio Android Emulator with Xamarin is sometimes an ordeal, with many things that can go wrong.