Solution for Running Mac Big Sur while Stucking at 99%. Download our latest version from our official website: Overwrite the installer package and the system will pop up a notice to remind you of rebooting your Mac as below: 3. In general, you can run the emulator normally, but if you still stuck at 99 and can't run the emulator after the 2 steps. I did some poking on my own, and found it worked. When Nox stops loading, open the Virtualbox that installing Nox should've also installed, and click on the 'nox' tab. On the green arrow that says 'Start', click on the dropdown to the bottom right corner of the graphic, and click 'Headless Start' this enables the vm to run without an obnoxious.
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Bring your favorite applications to your computer by using Nox, a reliable emulator that gives you just that.
Emulators are an amazing thing, letting you run old systems or even new ones on your computer or other devices. With Nox App Player you’ll soon be able to run almost every application available without needing to buy a new phone.
The program maps your keyboard to the screen, allowing you to play games, type or swipe with ease. You can also use your mouse to interact with the software as though you were tapping on a phone.
While Nox is an extremely reliable software, it does have a few issues, the most noticeable is that the application often gets stuck at 99 percent when booting up. This alone makes it potentially slow to start up, but the installation process also takes a long time.
The emulator has a very simplistic and user-friendly interface. The interface makes installing new apps and managing the emulated environment easy. If you own a joystick or joypad, you can connect them to get the best gaming experience.
You’ll be able to download many applications and games on the emulator. The app portal allows you to use your google account, which will sync some of your data between devices and sessions. Even if you delete this software, you’ll still have some data saved on Google when you reinstall Nox.
Where can you run this program?
Nox App Player is installable on computers with latest Mac and Windows operating systems.
Is there a better alternative?
Yes. While Nox is a great tool, it can struggle to boot up at times. Using BlueStacks, you can potentially avoid this if it is installed correctly.
Our take
This program is a great tool that gives you the ability to run almost any application on your computer. However, some bugs need to be resolved if it wants to perform better than other emulators for Mac in the market.
Should you download it?
Yes. If you’ve ever wanted to play games or access the same tools you have on your mobile device, then this emulator is for you. The downside to this program is the occasional crashes and apps install slowly.
Highs
- Reliable
- Intuitive keyboard mapping
- Simple interface
Lows
- Slow installation
- Occasionally won’t start
- Bugs out when loading heavy apps
Nox App Playerfor Mac
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Some of our users have reported the Nox App Player stuck at 99% while starting up. First, please disable windows firewall, quit the antivirus on your pc and try again. If the problem remains, you can see the two different situations and each one could try the solutions below.
Situation One: Nox stucks at 0-99% in startup and receive no error message
Solution One: some AMD CPU may encounter this due to the affect of amd-v. Please enalbe VT (Virtulization Technology) of your computer following this post: Enalbe VT to get better performance
Solution Two: Another possible cause is Graphics Card or it’s driver does not support to run Nox. Please download and run this little tool we have developed: OpenGLChecker. If your OpenGL version ＜ 2.0 you need to change your graphics card. If your OpenGL version ≥ 2.0 but still stuck at 99%, then you need to update your Graphics Card driver.
Nox Player Not Working On Mac Big Sur
Solution Three: If you set your file system to FAT32 it may cause this problem because FAT32 has a limit to the maximum size of each single file. In this case, please change your file system to NTFS or reinstall Nox to a NTFS disc.
Solution Four: CPU only receives part of the parameters returned from Android thus Nox can’t start. This a bit more complex and to fix it. Our develpers need to check your PC through remote access. If are are willing to do so, please contact us by email: support@bignox.com and we will arrange a time for the remote access and assistant. Please note that you need to install the software called TeamViewer to create such connection and you can end the process any time you want during the remote control.
Situation Two: Nox stucks at 99% in startup and then receive this error message: System has problems to start, please try to repair!
Note that this only applies to case of stucking at 99% due to system reasons. Do not change any thing in this tool provided unless you know what you are doing.
1. Run Nox App Player as administrator (right-click nox.exe or the Nox icon on your desktop and choose “Run as administrator”)
2. Download this software called “Windows Repair“, unzip it to your computer.
3. Double click to start the “Windows repair” software, go to “Repairs” tab – open repairs (note: you could choose to back up your registry first if you worry any problem this might cause)
4. In the next window appeared, click “start repairs”. The default setting is to restart your computer after repair. If you don’t want to, please un tick the box as shown below before you start.
If the above does not solve your problem, please do not hesitate to contact us for further help through support@bignox.com. Please make sure to include these information in your email:
1) A screenshot of the error message;
2) description of the problem;
3) your computer specifications;
4) does this problem repeatedly appear?
5) these two log files:
Nox Player Macos Big Sur
C:Users<Your Name>AppDataLocalNoxNox.log
C:Users<Your Name>vmlog.log