I recently downloaded/installed android studio since I am taking an online class on the topic. I had an error (screenshot attached) the first time I tried to use the program. Reinstalling Android Studio and restarting my computer did not help. Any suggestions?
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I recently downloaded/installed android studio since I am taking an online class on the topic. I had an error (screenshot attached) the first time I tried to use the program. Reinstalling Android Studio and restarting my computer did not help. Any suggestions?
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Go to: Tools > Android > SDK Manager, and make sure you have the latest version of the SDK installed.
If you're up to date then it is most likely an error with your gradle build files. If you can't get it working open your module:app build.gradle file, and check what your 'compileSDKVersion' and 'buildToolsVersion' are.
Try changing your 'compileSDKVersion' to 21, and your 'buildToolsVersion' to 21.1.2. I think these are the most recent stable releases.
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Hello Everyone!
I am having some problems to install Android Studio on my Windows 7 64bit PC. I've installed JDK by using jdk-8u66-windows-x64.exe installation package already. Then I have created JAVA_HOME system variable as well. But when I try to run my android-studio-bundle-141.2343393-windows.exe file (as an administrator), I am getting Android Studio Setup error like:
Error opening file for writing:
C:\......\AppData\Local\Temp\nse69DB.tmp\find_java32.exe
What is the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Dmitriy
I am facing the same problem Dmitriy
Any solution?
*Missing license agreement i.imgur.com/ORgjvlw.png
*Missing folder trees i.imgur.com/2EdqMST.png
Thoes are the first two issues I get while installing Andorid studio. I have Java JDK 7 installed. So I assume I have everything I am suppose to have?
After it is installed I got lots of errors
*Floods of errors i.imgur.com/mQuh20P.png
I'm not sure what is wrong or what I am suppose to do.
Thanks.
So I'm going to assume no one can help me with this?
I'm trying to run one Android app on my Linux computer. The app is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks .
I downloaded Android Studio yesterday (version 2.3). I then installed a few SDK platforms (e.g. Nougat, Lollipop). I then tried to drag-drop the apk into the emulator, but all I get is a black screen. Am I doing something wrong?
If someone can try running the app and letting me know if it works, and what you did, I'd appreciate it
UPDATE: In Android studio, I created a virtual device: Android 7.1.1, API 25. I then drag and dropped the apk onto the emulator and got this error:
"The APK failed to install. Error: Could not parse error string"
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. How can I figure out what this means?
I only use the Touchpad very infrequently, the last version update was Android 5.0.2 and I now want to update it to Android 9 and am coming across a problem.
I have got all the files downloaded and am trying to reinstall the Novacom driver. I want to make sure I have everything in place as its been a while since the 5 update.
I'm running Windows 10 64 bit on an HP PC, the same PC that I did the Android 5 install from.
I run the Novacom installer Novacominstaller_x64.msi the Windows installer comes up and I select to run it and then off it goes but no splash screen to say competed or failed or anything
I then go to run TP toolbox v42 and get the following message "cannot find novacom service. Try rebooting or re-installing novacom." and I have tried both so am now stuck.
Probably something very simple but out of my scope.
Thanks in advance
Is CMake part of Android Studio? When I tried to do a Gradle Sync in Android Studio, I got an error that the CMake is too early a version and I need to update it. But I get this error even if I uninstall CMake. This tells me that CMake must be embedded somehow in Android Studio. So, how can I fix this? Please help.
This happens even if I remove cmake from the command line. So it seems that cmake is embedded into Android Studio. So how do I update cmake if it is part of Android Studio somehow?
When running the Gradle Sync command in Android Studio I get an error message that the CMake is outdated and I need to download a later version.