Installing Android Studio offline for multiple computers - android

I've been trying to configure Android Studio 3.4.2 offline by downloading the installer and the SDK and such. There's a tutorial on the site that says Offline dependencies, but upon doing what the site says, Android studio still cannot sync with Gradle properly.
I have a laptop that I synced online and is now working even on offline mode. I was wondering if I can use the downloaded files from my laptop and pass it on different computers. Would that be possible though?

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How to download and install gradle android plugin completely offline?

I am trying to install android studio on a machine with no internet connectivity. i can only download files on another computer and transfer it via usb to the offline machine.
i mangaed to install android studio with gradle tool but i can't find a place where i can download the gradle android plugin and use it in gradle.build script.
any ideas?
I tried searching in gradle plugin repo but couldn't find any match.

Including Android Support in Android Studio (2.3.3)

I had Android Studio 2.3.3 for a while and never had to use it until now. So I installed some Android plugins on it, like JForm designer, WiFi ADB plugins and the rest to get started but it keeps telling me that Android Support (plugin) is not available. Please what can I do about it? Do I need to install any other plugins first, like JUnit? Or if I download the latest version of Android Studio, will it integrate Android support and tools for Android development?
I can send screenshots if they will be of relevance. Thanks in advance.
Please check this answer:
In android studio,cannot load 2 facets-unknown facet type:android and android-gradle
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Installing Android Studio on Mac - offline

I try to install Android Studio on a Mac as offline version.
Therefore I installed Android Studio then added ADK folder and have problems to get the gradle running.
Obviously it has no connection to google but I did go to settings -> deploy... -> gradle and changed to local gradle 6.5
Before local Gradle
After local Gradle
Click on enable offline mode
I am really confused how to install Android Studio on a Mac if it is an offline laptop.
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Install Android SDK offline

I have installed Android studio 3.1.2 which is packaged without Android SDK. When I start Android studio, it tries to download SDK which is greater than 1GB. My connection speed is poor and the last three days, I repeatedly attempted to install the SDK but failed mainly because the connection speed is low and Android studio is poor at downloading files. If I could download the needed files myself, using IDM I could have installed the SDK in 4-5 hours.
Is there a way to offline install Android SDK? When Android studio downloads files, where does it put them temporarily? Can I download SDK files and put them in that temporary folder? Why is Google not providing offline install option? I would appreciate any suggestion.
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Question not answered still. Open for more discussion.
You can download SDK and Android Studio separately. Once download is successful:
Go to Settings -> Android SDK -> Edit -> Choose path of downloaded directory -> Next -> Ok

Android virtual device not listed only in eclipse

I'm trying to debug my project in eclipse but when i open the android virtual device (avd) window my connected device isn't listed but in the universal adb it is listed and the status is ok.
The device is listed also in android studio.
What can i do to see the device in eclipse??
Android development support for Eclipse was ended in late 2015 as per this blog post.
To that end and to focus all of our efforts on making Android Studio better and faster, we are ending development and official support for the Android Developer Tools (ADT) in Eclipse at the end of the year. This specifically includes the Eclipse ADT plugin and Android Ant build system.
Since that time, there have been a number of changes to the ADB tools & protocol which have not been reflected in the Eclipse plugin due to it being deprecated.
I'd advise continuing your project in Android Studio. There is a wizard that allows you to import Eclipse projects by going to File > New... > Import Project... and select the folder for your current Eclipse project. Google have also provided a guide to migrating from Eclipse.

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