1. Download JDK desired bitfrom here. How to determine the capacity of the system?
2. Install. Remove an unnecessary NetBeans 8.1 shortcut from a slave. the table.
3. Download Android Studio fromoff the site. Specify the path for Android Studio and Android SDK. For example such for Android Studio (do not forget, instead of<Username>Write your name): C: \ Users \<Username>\ AppData \ Local \ Android \ Android_Studio And Android_SDK: C: \ Users \<Username>\ AppData \ Local \ Android \ Android_SDK
4. After installing the Wizard of Android Studio, it will launch the Android Studio installer itself. Install.
5. Now click RMB on "My Computer" and select "Properties". On the "Advanced" tab, click on "Environment Variables", in the "System Variables" section, select the "Path" line and click the "Change" button. Add to the end of the line the full path to the platform-tools / directory, pre-separating it with a semicolon ";" For example:
6. Go to the Android_SDK folder and launch the SDK Manager. It is recommended to select everything in the list.
7. Click Install 101 packages
8. A list will appear with checkmarks and crosses. Click on the top and on the right choose Accept. Install. We wait.
9. Run AVD Manager and voila!

AT - Question
ABOUT - Answer
P - Cause
AT: emulator: ERROR: no search paths found in this AVD's configuration.
Weird, the AVD's config.ini file is malformed. Try re-creating it.
P: Cyrillic is on the way.
ABOUT: If it fails, try this method.Archive itselfhere.
AT: adb is not an internal or external command, executable program or batch file
P: You did not add adb to the system variables, or you specified an incorrect path to the adb file there.

Now we need to create our AVD (Android Virtual Devace), to put it simply, we create our virtual device.
Go to Start ->Run ->type cmd and click OK

At the command line, write android create avd -n<name>-t<targetID>
<name>- this is the name of our device (for example, HTC)
<targetID>- if we set the value to 1, then our device will have Android 1.1; if we set the value to 2, then our device will have Android 1.5

Also, when creating AVD, you can specify other parameters for our future device in the form -<option><value>where<option>is a parameter, and<value>- value. The list of parameters can be found here.



After creating AVD, we can change the iron characteristics of our virtual device. To do this, go to the directory where our virtual device is located, by default C: \ Documents and Settings \ username \ .android \ on Windows XP, and C: \ Users \ username \ .android \ on Windows Vista. In the file config.ini we add what we want to change, the list of parameters here

You can delete a virtual device by typing in the command line android delete avd -n<name>

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