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Make sure you are connected to an unmetered connection where data charges do not apply.
This command will take a while to complete since it will download a lot of packages from internet. Type Y to agree and hit enter to continue. You will be prompted with a license agreement.
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You can install multiple android versions simultaneously but make sure your PC has enough storage space. If you want to download and try Android 11, you can replace “ android-29” with “ android-30”. In above command, “ android-29” means Android version 10. Sdkmanager "platform-tools" "platforms android-29" "system-images android-29 google_apis x86_64" Type the following command and hit enter:.Now we can install the platform tools, system images, emulator, google API levels etc directly from command line. Installing Platform Tools, System images and APIs You could temporarily disable it or at least disable scanning of encrypted connections. Most probably it will be your Antivirus software. You need to see if something is blocking your connection. You see a warning that says “Warning: Failed to download any source lists!” OR “Warning: IO exception while downloading manifest” OR “Warning: Still waiting for package manifests to be fetched remotely” If you extracted it inside the Program Files directory, you might run into this error.Īnother thing you need to do is to revisit the Setting up environment variables section and see if you correctly added the environment variables. You need to make sure you extracted the android cmdline-tools in AppData directory inside your user profile. You see an error that says “Error: Could not find or load main class”. On my PC it is: C:\Users\Surender\AppData\Local\Android\cmdline-tools\tools\latest
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You need to revisit the Setting up environment variables section and see if you correctly added the environment variable and copied the correct path for android cmdline-tools. You see an error that says “sdkmanager is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.” If you do not get any error, that’s a success. Now type “ sdkmanager” without quotes and hit enter.This will launch an elevated command prompt. Open run dialog, type cmd, and hold Ctrl + Shift keys and hit Enter.
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To update the SDK manager command-line tool, follow these steps: If everything you have done so far is correct, you will not run into any issues.
For your reference, on my PC JDK was installed in C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_301\bin, So, I will copy this path.