I installed the Android Studio 3.0 in my laptop. The OS is Windows 10, not an Insider build. After successful installation, when I open the Studio, it opens and after a while it stops working saying 'Android Studio stopped working'. I tried canary build and the issue is still the same. I installed Android Studio 2 and it works perfectly.
Uninstall your version of android studio and install the last version with this link.
https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html
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After I installed Android Studio 4.2 (Stable Version), When I run it the error occurs: Corrupted Installation with detail: Missing Essential Plugin org.jetbrains.android.
I clean manually the existing components of the previous Android. Then I uninstall again the Android Studio 4.2 then reinstalled it again. But, the same error appears.
Any suggestion why I am facing an installation issue in Android 4.2.
I recently re-install my windows. ( Windows 10 64-bit)
I installed JDK 9 propperly. Now i'm trying to install android studio 3 but Android SDK is missing from installation. When i open the program, Setup Wizard appears and gets stucked on Downloading Components with this item: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/android_m2repository_r47.zip and downloads it over and over again.
Thanks.
Indeed, I have downloaded the latest version, and the "Android SDK" is missing.
I have a Dell Laptop that came with Windows 7 installed. I downloaded Android Studio 1.5 and installed it with the SDK's. I was able to run Android Studio and import a sample project and run it.
Then, I upgraded to Windows 10. I uninstalled Android Studio sensing that a compatibility issue would arise. I installed Android Studio 1.5 again and the required SDK's were downloaded and installed by the installer. The installer also opened Android Studio and allowed me to import the sample project.
I quit Android Studio and tried to run it again clicking on the Studio64 executable in one of the bin files. Windows 10 rejected Android Studio with the message, "This app can't run on your PC".
I don't understand why Windows 10 did nothing when Android Studio was run the first time by the installer but chose to block me when I tried to run it again.
Can someone explain and help me? Also, what is the solution?
Chandrasekharan K
I am facing same problem with android studio after upgrading windows 10..
first uninstall the studio and install again..
if you are installing studio in system drive.. don't do this..
choose different drive. and then set appropriate SDK path.
It will work for me.
thank you.
My solution to this problem is to run the studio64.exe in androidstudiodir/bin ?
Recently updated VS to the newer version VS 2015 Community Edition from the pre release 2015 version.
Whenever I try to start the android emulator (tools>Visual Studio Emulator for Android) it throws an error instantly:
Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Visual Studio.Telemetry, Version = 14.0.0.0, Culture = neutral, PublicKeyToken = b03f5f7f11d50a3a' or one of it's dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.
I have tried to 'repair' visual studio and also the emulator itself in Programs and features.
Does anyone know how to fix this or is having the same issue?
This can happen if you don't have a version of the emulator that matches with a version of Visual Studio. Do you have RTM Visual Studio with an older version of the emulator? You can check by going to Add/Remove programs and verifying that:
Microsoft Visual Studio is version 14.0.23107.10 or greater
Microsoft Visual Studio Emulator for Android is version 1.0.50715.4 or greater
If not, you should uninstall the emulator and update it to the RTM version (the version number above or later).
I had the same problem with the latest version of Visual Studio Enterprise 2015 (Update 3).
It turned out that I had to remove an old version of the emulator and then install the new version.
Although the documentation tells that the Visual Studio Emulator for Android will be installed with the Visual Studio Setup, I could not find any entry in the setup for the Android Emulator and changing or repairing Visual Studio setup did not help.
Thanks to #John Kemnetz answer I found out that an old version of the Android emulator was installed. Maybe this prevented Visual Studio setup to install the right version?
I uninstalled the old Android emulator from Control Panel => Programs and Features.
Next I downloaded the new Android emulator from Visual Studio Emulator for Android and now it starts OK.
The android emulator in Visual Studio 2015 CTP 6 will not start. If I try to start a debug session with any native android c++ project on any android emulator (KitKat or Lollipop, phone or tablet) I'll get the error message:
"The device '' is invalid or not running. Please switch to another device, or use the Android Virtual Device (AVD) Manager to start a compatible emulator, or connect a compatible Android device."
I repaired and reinstalled Visual Studio and the Visual Studio android emulator already several times.
You should be seeing a Hyper-V entry for the emulator.
It looks like you're using the CTP6 version of the Visual Studio Emulator for Android (which has support for KitKat and Lollipop).
The CTP6 version of the emulator requires the matching CTP6 version of Visual Studio 2015. The first thing to try is to install the CTP6 version of Visual Studio here: http://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/downloads/visual-studio-2015-ctp-vs.aspx
After installing VS CTP6, confirm that the version number of the emulator is still 1.0.50219.2 in Add Remove Programs (Control Panel).