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Jan 09, 2017 How to fix Nox App Player Mac version won’t start issue or stuck at 99% issue. Installing software on a Mac is different from installing software on Windows. So for NoxPlayer. The first time you install and start Nox on your Mac, you may need to do the following to assure its proper running, which fixes the issue of stucking at 99%.

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2. After some quick testing on my M1 MBA with parallels. Bluestacks installs but will not launch. Keeps requesting computer restarts. Nox does the exact same thing. Installs but will not run, also requests computer restarts. All the MacOS options do not support M1.
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4. Android Emulator for Macbook M1 - posted in Mac OS: Hello all, I am looking for an Android emulator for Macbook PRO M1. I have tried Bluestack, NOX and Genymotion but they are not working.

Sometimes users may get the reminder that failed to unzip the Nox installer, when you meet the situation, please follow the guide to disable System Integrity Protection(SIP).

How to check if System Integrity Protection is enabled or disabled

1. Open Terminal from your Dock or Utility folder.

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2. Type this command: csrutil status into Terminal.

3. Press Enter

4. Terminal responds with either “System Integrity Protection status: enabled” or “System Integrity Protection status: disabled”

How to turn off System Integrity Protection in macOS

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1. Click the Apple symbol in the Menu bar.
2. Click Restart
3. Hold down Command-R to reboot into Recovery Mode.

4. Once in Recovery mode, open a Terminal window from the Utilities drop-down menu at the top of the screen.

5. Type the following command into the Terminal window: csrutil disable

6. Press the Enter or Return, then you’ll see a message stating that System Integrity Protection has been disabled and that the machine needs to restart for changes to take effect.

7. Click Restart