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 ?
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When I'm trying to install android studio on my 32 bit Windows 10 computer, it says that an error occurred while trying to compute required packages. What should I do?
Solution:
Download the Java SE Developement Kit (Directdownload for 32Bit) and install it.
After that you can access Android Studio on it's site choosing the No .exe installer version:
Extract it and go into the bin folder and execute studio.exe (this is for 32bit).
PS: The studio64.exe is ONLY recommend for 64bit machines.
This will work! I bet you have installed the wrong Android Studio Version. So uninstall your current Android studio and follow the steps above. Cheers.
Good day I recently had a hard drive crash. I have since installed android studio 4.1.3. On the previous version of Android Studio I had no problems running the apks and debugging on my current phone.
With this version 4.1.3 I just can not get it working. I have tried the various solutions on stack and other sites :
deleting the platform tools folder and reinstalling
adding abd.exe to system path
installing samsung drivers, installing intel drivers for the phone
Only thing I could not try was setting the project SDK according to this link https://superuser.com/questions/1419201/unable-to-locate-adb-when-using-android-studio/1561048#1561048 as my version 4.1.3 does not follow the project structure mentioned.
Im using windows 7 64bit. Can some confirm they are using windows 7 and 4.1.3 and do not have this issue? Any other suggestions on solving?
This issue was actually related to the incorrect USB driver being installed.
I am very new in xamarin development. Recently I install xamarin with visual studio 2015 in windows 10. I have created a simple project in xamarin android. It build perfectly but when I try to run the project in emulator getting "There were deployment errors, continue?" popup message.
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I have googled and do not get any proper solution. Please help me to solve the problem.
had the same problem on windows 64 bit
i'm using the latest android sdk build tools at this moment (v25.0.1)
just installed jdk 9 and a 32 bit version of jdk(version 7) due to this link
then changed the jdk path in tools>options>Xamarin>Android settings.
restart visual studio. clean and rebuild. that's it.
You may have wrongly selected "target Android version" to version your emulator is running on.
Make sure that these two are aligning.
VS -> (right click on project) -> properties - > Android Manifest (tab) -> Target Android version (drop down)
In my system, I'm using latest Android SDK build tools at this moment(v26.0.1) and Visual Studio 2017 Version 15.7.4.
In Regedit the Android SDK also same Visual Studio tools>options>Xamarin>Android settings. But the problem was same with me.
In my case, I changed the Package Name in Android Manifest then the problem has been solved.
I had this same problem, which I solved by editing the Android emulator on Android Device Manager giving it a processor of both 32 and 64 bits (x86_64).
After doing this, Android Device Manger downloaded and updated the Emulator configuration. After this I was able to run and debug my app with no problems on Android Emulator.
you should increase free space in drive C and empty temp folder
I've update my android studio to 2.1 and also downloaded the new Android N Preview.
Since this I can't open Android Device Monitor(DDMS).
It seems it has been deleted from my PC or it can't be located because it's moved or something?
I don't even get any error messages! When I click on Android Device Monitor it just does nothing.
I am using a 64bit Windows 7 machine with JDK 8u72
Has anyone encountered the same problem?
I've got DDMS back by doing the following things:
By removing Android SDK Tools, Android SDK Platform-tools and the Android N preview
Installing Android SDK Tools and Android SDK Platform-tools
I haven't yet tried to reïnstall the Android N preview, so I don't know if that will give the problem again.
I have downloaded the android studio exe file several times and while installing it gives an error enter image description here
I have tried it several times but i don't know what is the problem.Can't we use android studios in windows 8.1? All my dev work is really stuck.. please help
You should try and install Android SDK Manager first.
Run it as Administrator and download the latest Build Tools.
Then install Android Studio and provide the location of your android sdk
folder during or after install.