- Run Multi-Instance BlueStacks
- Configure BlueStacks to Use a Proxy Server
- Root BlueStacks
- Install Third Party CA Certificate into BlueStacks
- Proxy Software
- Could Not Start The Engine Issues I met
- References
Run Multi-Instance BlueStacks
Configure BlueStacks to Use a Proxy Server
- Start BlueStacks. (It has to be open before running the utiity). If you have multiple instance, it has to be the default master one.
- Open a Windows command prompt.
- (eg. hit +R → typeÂ
cmd
 → hit Enter )
- (eg. hit +R → typeÂ
- Change to the BlueStacks program folder.
- (eg.Â
cd C:\Program Files\BlueStacks
 )
- (eg.Â
- RunÂ
HD-ConfigHttpProxy.exe
 :
Usage:
HD-ConfigHttpProxy.exe set <host> <port> connect to specified proxy HD-ConfigHttpProxy.exe reset reset/stop using proxy
For example:Â
HD-ConfigHttpProxy.exe set 192.168.2.236 8080
- When prompted, close and re-open BlueStacks.
Alternatively, you can specify other proxy protocols by including it in the <host>
 in standard syntax. For example, I used socks://localhost
 and my custom port number. It took a couple tries but it worked eventually.
To disconnect / reset BlueStacks proxy settings :
- Make sure BlueStacks is running
- Open a command prompt
- Run command:Â
C:\Program Files\BlueStacks\HD-ConfigHttpProxy.exe reset
- Close and re-open BlueStacks.
Root BlueStacks
Steps:
Install Third Party CA Certificate into BlueStacks
Install Root Certificate Manager (Root)HD-ConfigHttpProxy.exe proxy change
. Proxy Software
Profiler PE:
Could Not Start The Engine Issues I met
- An error message might appear after loading, informing you that BlueStacks "Could not start the Engine" as shown below.
Run following command from a privileged command line window
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="BlueStacks Service" dir=in action=allow remoteip=10.0.2.0/24 localport=2860-2892 protocol=TCP enable=yes
After following the above steps, the Hyper-V compatible BlueStacks should load without any issues on your computer.
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