I had an old installation of Android studio. I tried to install flutter plugin, but that plugin was not listed there. I downloaded and installed latest version of Android Studio.
Now the issue is that when I try to open Android studio, its initial screen appears but then it just disappears. In Task Manager, Android Studio goes into Background process.
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I initially installed the android studio application, but when I open the android studio file from another device I can't open it on my Android studio. The problem is in the "Could not determine Gradle JDK" section. I'm still new to using Android Stdio. I have tried reinstalling the Android Studio app, but the result is back to the original problem.
thank you for helping
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An android project keeps the path to Java Development Kit - JDK. If you open the project on another device, this paths often won't math. Android Studio is offering to solve this error easily - just click "Use Embedded JDK" hint.
I have finish installing the Android studio but it kept asking me for my Android sdk directory.
Try Removing the config from C:\Users\<user>\.AndroidStudio4.0 folder. Start Android Studio, it will open a dialog about which parts of the SDK to download, and then proceeded as expected.
Error in installing android studio
I have downloaded android studio 2.3 and I don't no to install. While installing it doesn't download SDKs and all.
It directly went to home page of android and I opened a project which does not have SDKs manager, AVD icons in it.
I think its a problem with the SDKs its taking the previous cache of android studio.. Please help me set up a proper environment..
Screen shot of my android studio:
Recently I installed android studio 2.3.2
with all SDK updates, but I am still not able to open emulator,
when I run app on Android Virtual Device the emulator pops up and closes, in task bar its shows app is completely loaded.
So when I opened Android Studio today, there was a notification telling me that there is an update available for the Android Support Repository. I clicked on the update link and I received this warning:
Due to your system configuration and the packages to be installed, it
is likely that the following packages cannot be successfully installed
while Android Studio is running.
Please exit and install the following packages using the standalone
SDK manager:
-Android Support Repository
I went in the Android SDK settings page and it gave me the same result when clicking Apply.
My SDK is in C:\Android\sdk\ so it can't be a problem with rights elevation. I had the SDK installed before I installed Android Studio, however I had some problems with the SDK so I completely flushed and reinstalled it, while Android Studio was installed.
I also used the edit link next to the path (in the Android SDK settings) and I went through the setup, Android Studio found everything and had nothing to do. There was an update for the latest platform which I did through that instead and Android Studio installed it properly without needing the standalone manager.
Is it just that this component must be updated from the standalone manager or is it a problem with my Android Studio and/or the standalone manager?
UPDATE: I have tried to update from the main menu (after closing the active project) and it still asks me to open the standalone.
To be clear: I can update properly from the standalone SDK manager and there is no problem with opening it, however I have seen a clean install on a colleague's computer and he could install additional components directly inside Android Studio without using the standalone manager at all, so I find it quite annoying to close, update and reopen when I shouldn't have to.
Should I risk to attempt the update from Android Studio (as there is a button for it), reinstall or repair Android Studio or do I need to flush absolutely everything and install from scratch?
I'm not totally sure if this will help but - try uninstalling everything to do with android studio (the ide, sdk, etc.). Also delete every file they created on your computer.
Did you download the 1.2 GB android studio all in one? If not, make sure to grab that one.
Also, make sure your Java SDK is also installed and that your Windows environment variable points to the sdk location correctly.
Finally, you do have to exit android studio in order for the sdk standalone to work properly.
Hope this helps, good luck.