Hello,
I'm particularly avoid to use emulators, since they consume memory and CPU.
I prefer to use physical devices attached via USB and use a mirroring sofware called SCRCPY:
https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
This is a opensource application that works fine on Win, Mac and Linux. You can use also SCRCPY+
https://github.com/Frontesque/scrcpy-plus
a GUI version of this tool
In addition, I also avoid to use game emulators to test my applications. These emulators comes with a lot of bloatwares that causes performance issues. If you want to use emulators, use the Android Studio emulator, as you mentioned in your message, but use only the emulator, without the Android Studio IDE. Use the command line (via cmd, change the paths accordignly):
cd C:\programs\Android\SDK\tools && emulator -avd Pixel_3a_API_34_extension_level_7_x86_64
to discover the AVDs avaiable
cd C:\programs\Android\SDK\tools && emulator.exe -list-avds
Regarding your error message, are you using the Make it Native 10 app?
Maybe you should use a custom Make it Native 10, compiled as Debug, so that you can have conditions to inspect the log messages (in the Android Studio LogCat) and proceed with the correction.
Only with the log messages you can be able to figure out the error and do the corrections...