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Unable to set How to set ANDROID_HOME path in windows environment.
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Click Start.
Right-click Computer, and then select Properties.
Click Advanced system settings.
On the Advanced tab, click Environment Variables.
Under User variables, click New.
For Variable name, type the following value: ANDROID_HOME For Variable value, type the path to the parent directory where your Android SDK is installed.
For instance: C:\Android\android-sdk Click OK until you have closed all
dialog boxes. Do not click Cancel.
Restart your computer.
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I know it's a very nuisance question for many of you but due to some problem I am not able to install android sdk. I have installed sdk in a android studio folder in c drive but whenever I am opening android studio application I get a message which says "your android sdk is missing, out of date or corrupted". Can you suggest what should I do?
Have you added the path of your android sdk to your 'path' variables (assuming you are using windows)
Go to
Control Panel --> System and Security --> System Click on Advanced system settings
Then Click Environment Variables
There go to the System Variables area and locate the Path variable, select it + click Edit...
Add the folder of the SDK location and Click OK a few
times
Then restart Android Studio
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I'm running git 2.8.1 Setup, I want to be careful with this since I will be developing mobile apps. I'm at the part where it's asking "Which terminal emulator do you want to use with your Git Bash?" And with choices of the following:
Use MinTTY(the default terminal of MSYS2)
Use Windows' default console window
Which is the best choice for me if I'm running a Windows 7 x64 Operating system and will be developing mobile applications? And if by any chance can someone explain their difference(s) or send a link for information. Thanks in advance!
In my opinion, you should use MinTTY regardless of other stuff. Even MiTTY has no advantage, windows' default console window('cmd') has lots of disadvantages. cmd has a very limited default history scroll-back stack and terrible font encoding and so forth. By contrast, MinTTY has resizeable window and other useful configurable options that could be open through right-click on toolbar of git-bash.
First choice will not add git commands to your PATH environment variable, you need open a MSYS2 terminal to execute git in terminal.
For second choice, you can use git commands in your windows default console.
Beside, the most different matter I think is that, windows' default console use \ as path separator, MSYS2 use /.
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my android studio starts downloading the android-sdk_r22.6.2-windows.zip file upon opening, so i don't even know where should i put this file so that android studio will pick it. Please help me to where to put this file.
These are your SDK tools, which are required to develop and test apps.
Just download the zip. Then extract it wherever you want. Then, when you open Android Studio, it'll ask for SDK Tools directory. Just point it to where you extracted your zip file.
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I cant pin ADT into the taskbar in windows 7. The icon also turns to eclipse and when the IDE opens up it turns into like this.
When i right click on the icon it only shows the close option. Anyway to resolve this problem?
Im using the 64bit version by the way.
I finally fixed it. What I did was
Open the eclipse.ini which can be found at the root folder of your eclipse folder and place this line of code at the very top. Make sure you place it at the very top to avoid errors.
-vm
C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin (This will depend where you install your JRE)
save your changes and close your IDE if it's open. When you reopen it. The broken icon turns to eclipse icon. Right the icon and select pin this program to taskbar and you're done.
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I have downloaded and installed android-sdk-windows. Now I am planning for a reinstall of my Windows as the current ones seems to have got corrupted because of virus. Can someone tell me how to backup the android-sdk so that I dont have to redownload all the sources once again.
Attach an external hard drive/pen drive to your computer via a USB
port
Copy the folder where you installed android-sdk-windows (select the
folder then press Ctrl+C)
Open the hard drive once it is connected by double clicking on it.
Press Ctrl+V once you are inside the hard drive folder.