Comprehensive Guide to Installing Android Studio on Windows

【Software Name】: Android Studio

【Installation Environment】: Windows

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Software Introduction

Android Studio is an Android integrated development tool launched by Google, based on IntelliJ IDEA. Similar to Eclipse ADT, Android Studio provides integrated Android development tools for development and debugging.

Installation Steps

1: Installing JDK and Configuring Environment Variables

1. Choose to install JDK based on your computer system type. The test computer is a 64-bit system, so double-click “jdk-8u131 for 64-bit system.exe”.

Comprehensive Guide to Installing Android Studio on Windows

2. Click “Next”.

3. Click “Change” to select the installation path. I installed it on D drive, so just change the letter C to D, then copy the changed installation path (use shortcut Ctrl+C when copying), and you can save the copied installation path to a notepad, which will be needed later when configuring environment variables.The copied installation path is D:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_131\

4. It is recommended to create a new folder “jre1.8” under D:\Program Files\Java (because I previously chose to install it on D drive). If you installed it on another drive, you can create a new folder “jre1.8” under the Program Files\Java folder on that drive.Then click “Change” to select the newly created jre1.8 folder, and click “Next”.

5. Click “Close”.

6. After installing JDK, configure the environment variables.Right-click “Computer”, click “Properties”.

7. Click “Advanced System Settings”.

8. Click “Advanced”, then click “Environment Variables”.

9. Click “New”, enter the variable name “JAVA_HOME”, and enter the variable value as the installation path copied in step 3.D:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_131\

10. Click “New”, variable name is “CLASSPATH”

Variable value is .;%JAVA_HOME%\lib\dt.jar;%JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar

11. Find “Path” in the system variables and click “Edit”.

12. Then click “Edit Text”, and click “OK”.

13. Variable value is “%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%JAVA_HOME%\jre\bin;” and click “OK”.

14. Click “OK”.

15. Click “OK”.

16. Check if JDK is installed successfully.Press the “WIN key + R key” on the keyboard at the same time.Enter “cmd”, click “OK”.

17. Enter the command:java -version (there is a space between java and -version), java, javac these three commands (try all, as long as one fails, it means JDK environment configuration failed), if all show normal, it means configuration successful!

When entering java -version, the successful diagram is as follows:

When entering java, the successful diagram is as follows:

When entering javac, the successful diagram is as follows:

2: Unzip the SDK file.

18. Place the unzipped sdk file in the root directory of D drive or another drive. Note that the unzipped path should not contain Chinese characters, and the disk space should be more than 20G. Create a folder sdk in D drive or another drive.

19. Right-click the sdk file and select extract to (F)…

20. Choose the unzipped path to the newly created SDK folder. I chose D:\SDK (copy this path for later modification of environment variables). Wait for the extraction to complete before proceeding to the next step.

21. Right-click “Computer”, click “Properties”.

22. Click “Advanced System Settings”.

23. Click “Advanced”, then click “Environment Variables”.

24. Click “New”, variable name is ANDROID_SDK_HOME, variable value is the installation path of the unzipped file from step 22.D:\SDK, then click “OK”.

25. Click “OK”.

26. Click “OK”.

3: Installing Android Studio.

27. Double-click to open “android studio”.

28. Click “Next”.

29. Do not check “Android SDK”, click “Next”.

30. Click “I Agree”.

31. Click “I Agree”.

32. Click “Browse” to select the previously created SDK folder on D drive or another drive, then click “Next”.

33. Click “Browse” to change the installation location of Android Studio. You can create a folder on D drive or another drive, then click “Next”.

34. Click “Next”.

35. Click “Install” to start the installation. During the installation, if there are any prompts, click “OK”.

36. Click “Next”.

37. Click “Finish”.

38. After opening the software, select the second option, then click “OK”.

39. Click “Next”.

40. Choose “Custom” and then click “Next”.

41. Click “Next”.

42. Click “Next”.

43. Click “Finish”.

44. The progress is relatively slow, wait a little longer.

45. Click “Finish”.

46. If there is a prompt in the upper right corner, click close.

47. Installation completed.

4: SDK Environment Configuration for Android Studio

48. Click “configure” in the list.

49. Click “Project Defaults”.

50. Click “Project Structure”.

51. Friendly reminder:If the path is already set, there is no need to set it again.In the input box of Android sdk location, enter the sdk path, which is the path of the unzipped sdk D:\sdk. In the input box of JDK location, enter the JDK installation path.D:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_131, and finally click “OK”.

52. Unzip the test project files.

53. Click “Open an existing Android Studio project”.

54. Select the unzipped test file “Oandroid-test”.

55. Click “close”.

56. Installation completed.

Comprehensive Guide to Installing Android Studio on Windows

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