Sentences with phrase «sdk folder»

Up next, navigate towards the Android SDK folder and from there open a command prompt window: press and hold Shift keyboard key while right clicking on any blank space.

go to the SDK folder and launch SDK Manager executable, then install the packages that SDK Manager needs.

To do this, browse to your Android SDK folder and open the Tools folder.

Up next, from the Android SDK folder you need to open a command prompt window; you can do so by following: press and hold Shift keyboard key while right clicking on any blank space.

extract its contents and save them all into a newly SDK folder you're going to create on the C: / partition.

If you downloaded the SDK Tools from Google and did a default installation, go to the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Android \ android - sdk folder.

For most Windows users, that means navigating to the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Android \ android - sdk folder, then opening the plaftorm - tools folder inside of it.

Open the platform - tools folder in your Android SDK folder and Shift + Right Click on an empty area.

Just Open a Command Prompt (Windows Start - > Programs - > Accessories), navigate to your Android SDK folder, Tools subfolder and start Adb.exe from there.

Not exact matches

Now you should extract the contents of the factory image archive to «platform - tools» folder under SDK directory.

my bat - file to be copied to the tools - folder of the android - sdk: http://www.4shared.com/file/tDEEotzT/pullTheApps4me.html

i made for simplification a bat - file u should copy it into the tools - folder of your android sdk.

see: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/21862/how-to-enable-the-android-market-in-the-google-android-emulator/ The image - Manager to chose from the image u want to start in the emulator is called: «SDK Manager.exe», well there should be recently just one the image + market u downloaded from here: http://tech-droid.blogspot.com/2009/11/android-market-on-emulator.html and copied to the AVD - Folder like the HowTo explained and reedit the path in AndEmu.ini to the the folder u put the AndEmuimage where the SDK Magnager can find the AndEmu - Folder like the HowTo explained and reedit the path in AndEmu.ini to the the folder u put the AndEmuimage where the SDK Magnager can find the AndEmu - folder u put the AndEmuimage where the SDK Magnager can find the AndEmu - Image.

Make sure to find the «platform - tools» folder under the SDK directory, as that's where you will have to place the «factory image» extracted installation files.

Next, find the platform - tools folder under the SDK installation directory.

Get to SDK Installation folder, find the Platform - Tools folder and leave it open, that's where you have to copy the downloaded Nougat 7.1.1 Developer Preview installation files.

Move the «update.zip» file of Android 5.0 in the «platform - tools» folder under SDK directory you've created after installing the Android SDK tool.

The Android 1.5 SDK was released in April 2009 and brought along plenty of UI changes, the biggest probably being support for widgets and folders on the home screens.

Android SDK installs the «platform - tools» folder and all the other things that allows your PC to detect the phone and push all the new Android 5.1 Lollipop LMY47O firmware files to your Nexus 4.

Simply install the Android SDK drivers, open a command prompt in the SDK / platform - tools folder and enter the «fastboot oem unlock» line.

Open a command prompt from within your Android SDK Tools folder.

Extract the contents into your Android SDK Tools folder.

Download SQLLite 3.7.4 or later and install it under the Android SDK \ Tools folder.

Inside there is a sqllite3.exe that has to go in the Tools folder inside your Android SDK installation.

Extract the Winchester SDK coreOS BAR file from the 10.0.9.44 folder and place it in the Dingleberry / Firmware / custom folder

Unzip it and drop all files into your Android SDK Tools (or Platform - Tools) folder.

Now move the renamed zip file to where your Android SDK is installed on your computer and drop it into the project - tools folder

Please note that the Destination folder is the place where you saved the SDK, Recovery and SuperSU and you should spell it out accordingly in the Command Prompt.

You can also try installing the Google USB Driver from the Extras folder in the SDK Manager window, as we mentioned in the first step.

Open the folder that you installed the SDK tools in and open the platform - tools folder.

Windows users can simply launch the EXE file and follow the provided instructions to install the full Android SDK, which will be saved in the C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Android \ folder.

To begin, open a command prompt window, then change directories until you arrive at the / android - sdk / platform - tools / folder.

Place the factory image files in the «platform - tools» folder under the SDK directory you've created using the instructions above.

All the files that you are about to flash via «adb sideload» will have to be placed under the «platform - tools» folder, it can be found under the Android SDK directory.

Then put the factory image into the SDK / platform - tools folder and have it unzipped.

extract the contents of the zip file: place all the files in a newly created folder named SDK on the C: partition.

This folder can be found in in the SDK directory you've created before starting to read this guide.

To do that, Windows users will need to open the platform - tools folder inside of their ADB installation directory, which can usually be found at C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Android \ android - sdk \.

If you chose a different directory, than ADB and Fastboot will reside in the platform - tools folder under whatever location you chose to install the Android SDK Tools to in step 2.

Go back to the same folder that you found SDK Manager in, and locate the «platform - tools» folder.

Unpack the factory image package from Google to the Android SDK / platform - tools folder on your computer

extract its contents on the computer's C: / partition — it would be best for you to create a folder named SDK.

To do so, navigate to the platform - tools folder of your Android SDK installation or whichever folder adb.exe is located and open up a command line (Shift + RMB > Open Command Window Here).

Unzip the contents of the factory image file you downloaded and make sure to Unzip them into your SDK / platform - tools folder

Now, after downloading and installing the tools above, you will have to open the command prompt from within the Android SDK tools folder and also make sure that you don't select and hold the «Shift + Right Click — select «Open command window here»».

Simply install the Android SDK drivers, open a command prompt in the SDK / platform - tools folder and enter the «fastboot oem unlock» line.

After the file has been renamed, then you should go to «platform - tools» folder under the SDK directory you've created while setting up the Android SDK.

Android SDK installs the «platform - tools» folder and all the other things that allows your PC to detect the phone and push all the new Android 5.1 Lollipop LMY47O firmware files to your Nexus 4.

Open your Mac's Terminal (or Command Prompt if you're a Windows user) then change directory (cd) so it's pointing at your Android SDK download; specifically, the Android / sdk / platform - tools foldSDK download; specifically, the Android / sdk / platform - tools foldsdk / platform - tools folder.