Dedicated Windows with Android Emulator
Windows dedicated server intended for running Android emulators.
Dedicated Windows with Android Emulator
Order: https://prevps.com/vps-windows-with-android-emulator/
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Overview
This is a Windows dedicated server designed for emulator workloads. Common emulator options include:
NoxPlayer
BlueStacks
MEmu
LDPlayer
Connect (RDP)
Get the server IP, username, and password from the delivery email.
Use Remote Desktop (RDP) to connect.
Change the password after first login.
If the portal shows IP:PORT, use that port for RDP.
Client Area features (Server Panel)
In the Client Area, your server page is split into cards.
You can copy most values by clicking them.
API error banner (temporary)
If you see “Unable to load server data”, the upstream API is unavailable.
Some server information may be outdated.
Click Retry and reload the page after a minute.
Server Details
Use Server Details to quickly grab access information:
Hostname and current status.
Primary IP (sometimes shown as
IP:PORT).IPv6 network (if enabled).
Username (usually
Administrator).Initial password.
Operating system (example: Windows Server 2022 Datacenter).
Location / Datacenter.
Traffic (example: unlimited).
Treat the portal password as sensitive. Rotate it after first login.
Additional IP Addresses
If your service includes extra IPs, they appear in Additional IP Addresses.
Use those IPs for extra RDP endpoints or outbound IP separation.
Billing Information
Billing shows:
Product name.
Service status.
Registration date.
Recurring amount and billing cycle.
Next due date and remaining days.
Payment method.
Power Controls
Power controls help when Windows is frozen, or RDP is down.
You may see multiple reset types:
Software: sends
Ctrl+Alt+Del(when available).Power: presses the power button (ACPI signal).
Force Off: long power press. Immediate shutdown.
Hardware: reset button. Hard reboot.
Manual: technician reset in the datacenter.
Wake on LAN: sends a magic packet to power on.
How it works:
Power (press power button) turns on the server if off.
If running, it triggers a graceful OS shutdown signal.
Force Off (long power press) cuts power immediately.
Use it only when the OS is unresponsive.
Hardware reset is like pressing a physical reset button.
Manual power cycle is the most drastic option.
Notes:
Wake on LAN only helps when the server is powered off.
Manual may take time. Support confirms completion by email.
Force Off and Hardware reset can corrupt disks. Use them last.
Rescue Mode
Rescue mode boots a minimal recovery OS over the network.
Use it for:
Emergency access when Windows won’t boot.
Disk checks and file recovery.
Repairing boot issues.
Rescue mode is not Windows. It is mainly for recovery tasks.
How Rescue Mode works
After activation, a configuration is created on the DHCP side.
On the next reboot, the server boots from the network.
A minimal OS is loaded via TFTP.
Rescue activation stays valid for 60 minutes.
Firewall
Firewall lets you control inbound and outbound traffic from the portal.
Key points:
Rules are processed top to bottom.
Unmatched packets are blocked by default.
Applying changes can take 30–40 seconds.
Use Manage Rules to edit inbound and outbound rules.
Do not block RDP unless you have an alternative access path.
IPv6 notes:
ICMPv6 is always allowed.
IPv6 rules may not support IP-based filtering.
Reverse DNS (PTR)
Reverse DNS lets you set a PTR record for an IP.
Workflow:
Select the IP address.
Enter a PTR hostname (example:
server.example.com).Optionally load the current PTR.
Click Save.
PTR must point to a valid hostname. That hostname must resolve back to the same IP.
Stability tips
Keep Windows updated.
Avoid installing unnecessary background apps.
Monitor CPU/RAM/disk usage during emulator runs.
Need support?
Include these details in your ticket:
Your server IP
Emulator name + version
Screenshot of the error
What changed right before it started failing
Support: https://prevps.com/contact-us/
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