We need to install such packages like platform-tools, platforms android-* and system-images android-* google_apis x86_64, where * means the version: The next command allows us to see the list of available packages: Note: you'll probably need to restart cmd in order the changes take effect. Setx path "%PATH% %ANDROID_HOME%\cmdline-tools\tools\bin" /m Setx ANDROID_HOME % localappdata % \AndroidĬreate new entry in Path environment variable: ├── cmdline-tools └── tools ├── bin ├── lib ├── NOTICE.txt └── source.properties The structure is supposed to be the following: Previously it was placed right inside ANDROID_HOME, now it's still named as tools (the only thing you'll get after unpacking the downloaded commandlinetools zip file), but differently, you have to place it inside a directory called cmdline-tools on your own. Starting from Android SDK Command-line Tools 1.0.0 (6200805), in contrast to Android SDK 26.1.1 (4333796), the tools directory hierarchy has been changed.
Tar -xf C:\Users\a\Downloads\commandlinetools-win-6200805_latest.zip Mkdir Android\cmdline-tools cd Android\cmdline-toolsĮxtract downloaded commandlinetools-win-*_latest.zip folder into cmdline-tools folder: > New.ĭownload and install Intel Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (HAXM) (you also need to switch off Hyper-V feature and enable Virtualization in BIOS for successful installation).ĭownload Command-Line-Tools: Go to Downloads page, scroll down to "Command line tools only" section and download the archive with tools.Ĭreate the following folder structure and go inside:
Or use Start -> Edit the system environment variables -> Environment variables. Setx JAVA_HOME "E:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_251"
For me path to JDK is E:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_251. Open Command Prompt ( Win+R, type cmd and press Enter) or use any other terminal you like. This is the step-by-step note that answering the question: How to install and launch Android emulator without installing Android Studio itself.
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