[Solutions for Update Installation Error Codes]
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Download the full version of the software from the official website beforehand
1, If the lower version covers the error caused by the higher version, click to get and install a higher version of the emulator: https://www.mumuplayer.com/update/
2, Click win+R, enter "%public%" in the pop-up window, find and delete the MuMu Files folder in the public document, and then try to install it again.
1, The installer instance is already running, open the task manager, end the aria2c.exe process and try to reinstall.
2, Please click here to download this repair file, right-click and select "Run as administrator", after running successfully, please delete the residual files in the emulator installation directory by yourself.
3, Try to download the full version of the client for installation. It is recommended to download it in a no-network environment or in an abnormal network environment.
Repeated error, reinstall the software and take note of the preceding error code.
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After closing or uninstalling the anti-virus software, re-run the emulator installation package installation attempt.
Check the installation directory and reinstall using the downloader.
Error Code 30000: Shell update failed Check if a folder or file in "EmulatorShell" under the software installation directory is opened. If it is, close the relevant folder or file and try reinstalling the emulator.
1, Close or uninstall the protection software and try the installation again.
2, win+R to open the running window, enter CMD, then enter the command line to execute sc.exe delete NemuDrv, then restart the computer, and try to reinstall.
Got to the installation directory of the software, find NemuDrv.inf in the Hypervisor folder, right click and select "Install" to try reinstalling the emulator.
After closing or uninstalling the protection software, try to install it again.
Check whether the subdirectory or file in the EmulatorShell folder under the installation directory is unintentionally opened, close the opened file or directory, and try the installation/update operation again.
1, It may be caused by insufficient disk space; check whether the disk has at least 2G free space;
2, If there is enough disk space, try reinstalling the software from another disk.
1, Open Task Manager, click Details, find and close all processes related to NemuXXX, and try to reinstall.
2, After closing or uninstalling the protection software, try to install it again.
The rollback failed after failing to overwrite the installation. Try cleaning up the installation directory, registry information and .ini configuration files before re-installing a new simulator.
Try reinstalling after cleaning the disk.
1. Close or uninstall the protection software and try to reinstall it.
2. Click win + R, open the Run window, type cmd and enter, enter the command line sc.exe delete NemuDrv execution in the cmd window, then restart the computer and try to reinstall.
Open "Task Manager" to see if there is a process named "NemuLauncher.exe." If there is, end the process and try reinstalling the emulator.
1, Check whether there is sufficient space in the disk where the software installation directory is located, make sure there is at least 1.2 GB (2G+ would be better).
2, Try reinstalling the emulator in another installation directory (in a different main disk).
3, If the problem persists, shut down all protection software and repeat the first two steps.
4, If none of the above methods works, click to download this hotfix, then execute it by right-clicking it and selecting "Run as administrator".
1, Check if the disk where the software installation directory is located is full. If so, delete or move part of the data to other disks, free up at least 2 GB disk space, and try the update again.
2, If none of the above methods works, click to download this hotfix, then execute it by right-clicking it and selecting "Run as administrator".
The software is damaged; please re-download the installation package and try reinstalling the emulator.
1, Check whether you have permission to create a shared folder or whether the shared folder exists. MuMu shared folder path: C:\Users\Documents\MuMu shared folder
2, There is a problem with the installation of the COM component: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, right-click comregister.cmd, click "Run as administrator", and then try to install it again.
There is a problem with the installation of the COM component: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, right-click comregister.cmd, click "Run as administrator", and then try to install it again.
1, Go to the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive to check whether there is a NemuVbox with the same name, delete the NemuVbox with the same name and try to install it again.
2, There is a problem with the installation of the COM component: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try the installation again.
1, Go to C:\Users\Public to find the .NEMU folder, check whether the content of the folder is normal, if not, uninstall the emulator through the control panel and try to install it again.
2, There is a problem with the installation of the COM component: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try the installation again.
1, Check whether NemuVbox with the same name exists in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, delete the NemuVbox with the same name and try to install it again.
2, There is a problem with the installation of the COM component: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try the installation again.
Try reinstalling after cleaning the disk.
There is a problem with the installation of COM components: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try to reinstall.
Note: Some users' computers do not have security protection software installed, but they still prompt 50016 when installing the emulator, which may be blocked by security protection programs, please refer to the following steps.
Click the win+R key, enter cmd, or enter cmd in the input box of the start menu, right-click the command prompt - run as administrator (as shown below)
In the pop-up cmd window (i.e., the command prompt window), enter sc.exe delete AlibabaProtect, then click Enter to execute the code, then restart the computer, and then reinstall the emulator to try.
1, Go to the vms folder under the emulator installation path (such as C:\Program Files\MuMu\emulator\nemu\vms) to check whether there is a xxx.vdi file with the same name, delete the xxx.vdi file with the same name and try to install it again.
2, There is a problem with the installation of the COM component: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try the installation again.
1, Go to the vms folder under the emulator installation path (such as C:\Program Files\MuMu\emulator\nemu\vms) to check whether there is a xxx.vdi file with the same name, delete the xxx.vdi file with the same name and try to install it again.
2, There is a problem with the installation of COM components: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try to reinstall.
1, Go to the vms folder under the emulator installation path (such as C:\Program Files\MuMu\emulator\nemu\vms) to check whether there is a xxx.vdi file with the same name, delete the xxx.vdi file with the same name and try to install it again.
2, There is a problem with the installation of COM components: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try to reinstall.
1, Find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try to reinstall.
2, File occupation: Click win+R, enter "%public%" in the pop-up running window, enter the .NEMU directory to find and try to delete the VirtualBox.xml file, if it cannot be deleted, restart the computer and try to install it again.
1, Go to C:\Users\Public to find the .NEMU folder, check whether the content of the folder is normal, if not, uninstall the emulator through the control panel and try to install it again.
2, There is a problem with the installation of the COM component: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try the installation again.
1, Find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try to reinstall.
2, File occupation: Click win+R, enter %public% in the pop-up running window, enter the .NEMU directory to find and try to delete the VirtualBox.xml file, if it cannot be deleted, restart the computer and try to install it again.
There is a problem with the installation of the COM component: find NemuVbox in the program files or program files (x86) folder of the C drive, enter the Hypervisor directory, execute comregister.cmd, and try the installation again.
Find the .MUVM6 or .NEMU folder in the user directory and delete it, then reinstall the emulator.
Example of user directory path: C:\Users\Public
1, Uninstall the global version emulator from control panel and reinstall it.
2, Uninstalling without the control panel may leave some residual files, in which case, go to C:\Users\Public\Documents\MuMu Files, find and delete nemu.ini, and then try installing the emulator.
1, Uninstall the installed emulator and try to reinstall it.
2, If the emulator was not deleted through the control panel before, it will lead to unclean uninstallation. You need to go to C:\Users\Public\Documents\MuMu Files (C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\MuMu Files) to delete nemu.ini file, and then try to reinstall.
1, Click "Start" and enter "cmd".
2, Right-click cmd and run it as administrator.
3, Enter the following command "C:\Windows\System32\sc delete NemuDrv", then Enter and restart the simulator.
[Solutions for Emulator Installation Error Codes]
Check if the remaining space on the disk where the software installation directory is located is sufficient, make sure there is at least 1.2 GB (1.7 GB or more would be better), and then try reinstalling the emulator.
1, Check if there is sufficient space of the disk where the software installation directory is located, make sure there is at least 1.2 GB (1.7 GB or more would be better).
2, If there is no problem with the disk space, try uninstalling the current software and then reinstall it into another drive (by moving the setup file to that drive).
1, Press "Windows key+R" on your keyboard to open Run. Enter "cmd" on the textbox and click "OK" to check whether "cmd.exe" exists in the system. If not, download the corresponding version of "cmd.exe" for the system and place it in windows/system32 under the system disk or the directory where the software installation package is located.
2, Press "Windows key+R" on your keyboard to open Run. Enter "cmd" on the textbox and click "OK" to check if your account has the permissions to run cmd.exe. If not, right click on cmd.exe and select "Properties", add permissions, and try reinstalling the emulator.
The installation package may be damaged; try re-downloading a new installation package and then install with it.
[Solutions for Emulator Startup Error Codes]
To change the hard disk mode, access BIOS and select Advanced-SATA Mode Selection, change it to IDE, then save the setting and reboot. How to access BIOS.
1. Try repairing system.dll, click here to download the repair script, right-click it and select "Run as administrator";
2, Scan the PC using antivirus software and clean up the registry residue.
3, Reinstall the system.
Using a new memory stick replacement will do.
Try re-installing the memory module; if it doesn't work, replace the memory module.
Eject the relevant hardware device, and plug in only the external device after rebooting.
Defragment your disk; click here to check the tutorial.
Reboot and select the "last known good configuration" to return to the OS user interface.