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Hello All you beautiful people!
Hope you’re doing fine…
Installation of Android Studio…This is something which many of the beginners in this field are quite not so comfortable with…But that’s not so tough…It just requires proper internet connection and LOTS OF PATIENCE…Yes, while working with android an essential skill that you need to possess is PATIENCE…
So, are you ready??
Let’s do it!
First of all you need to download the setup file(.exe/android studio bundle) from any of your favorite browser as shown below…follow the link given below…
https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html

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Click on the button that shows ‘Download Android Studio’

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Accept the ‘Terms and Conditions’ and click on ‘Download’

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Launch the .exe file that you have downloaded…
And follow the setup wizard as given below…


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Click ‘Next’

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Let the default checkbox be checked and click ‘Next’…

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Click on ‘I Agree’…

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Click ‘OK’…

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“What goes around comes around”:
Make sure Android SDK and Android studio are installed in different folders as shown below:

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‘Choose Start Menu Folder’ and shortcuts if required…

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This takes few minutes…

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Then let the SDK get extracted…
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Installation Complete…Click ‘Next’…

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Just uncheck the ‘Start Android Studio’ for now and click on Finish…

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Boom! Android studio is installed…:-D
But yet it wont function…:-/
That is because we have not configured it yet…J
Lets’s get Started…
Start Android Studio:

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A window will pop up as shown below(it is Great if it doesn’t pop up..;-) just in case ) select the radio button as shown below…

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You can see android Studio starting up in a while…

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Just click on ‘Cancel’…it will open up anyway…18


Click on ‘Next’…

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Choose ‘Standard’ as we need the default settings…

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Click on ‘Finish’…

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Finish anyway…

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That is the Android Studio startup Screen…but we still haven’t configured our Application… so it won’t start properly…

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Click on ‘configure’ button at the right bottom corner…select SDK manager.

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That is your SDK manager…right now it shows nothing….but when you connect to the internet it will give you options to install various SDK platforms…
Also notice that the ‘Android SDK Location’ Path is also empty. Here set the location where you have extracted your SDK(goto: What goes around comes around )…It is great if the location is available by default…


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When you click on ‘edit’, a new window will pop up…

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Browse your desired path as shown below:

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Click ‘Next’

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It starts installing components…

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It will show the below message…now click ‘Finish’…

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There it is!! Here you can see now various SDK platforms and their information along with information whether they are installed for your PC or not…


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Select the desired SDK Platforms as shown below and the then click on ‘Apply’….
  • I recommend you install SDK Platforms up to ‘Jelly Bean’,
    • but that solely depends upon your requirement…
  • Installing SDK as low as ‘Jelly Bean’ will let you
    • target more devices while you are making Apps
    • Also it lets you simulate your apps on many different emulators (also physical devices) which support low android OS version installed…
People! Make sure you are well connected to the internet as this installation is not possible without internet connection; also it consumes lots and lots of internet data… ;-)


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Go to the ‘SDK Tools’ tab and check ‘Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator(HAXM installer)’ and ‘Support Repository’(all contents) as shown below (if there are any other options checked, let them be):


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It shows an ‘alert box’ prompting you that blah blah blah will be installed…if you need, take a look at it and click ‘OK’…

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‘Accept’ the license agreement(no one reads it…:-P as we generally trust the developers…right? ;-)  ) click ‘Next’…


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Then when you see the screen as shown below….just go and grab a cup of coffee/ take a break/ take a power nap/do whatever you want to, until the internet baba does the work for you…

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Then it will ask you to allocate RAM to your emulator, here you must let the default selection and click ‘OK’… well, this requires Administrator permission…

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then following window will pop up…

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Phew!!! Finally…The SDKs are installed…:-)

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As shown below, The SDKs installed are checked…

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Now you are all set to start a new Android studio Project…

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This is how your android studio looks like…..

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Let me now conclude my blog here....I hope it was helpful to you…Your suggestions are always
welcome... Share your experience with me in the comments....
Thank you….Have a great time!

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