Installing Android Studio does not point to a valid JVM installation error

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I just downloaded the Android Studio  While trying to run it  I had to modify the environment variable and add     JAVA HOME   and      C  Progra 2 Java jdk1 6 0 22   Once I finished that hurdle  now I am receiving another error   The environment variable JAVA HOME  with the value of  C  Progra 2 Java jdk1 6 0 22   does not point to a valid JVM installation    I looked through other similar questions and I was asked to check the version  so I did the following in CMD   C  Users Andre gt java -version java version  1 6 0 22  Java TM  SE Runtime Environment  build 1 6 0 22-b04  Java HotSpot TM  Client VM  build 17 1-b03  mixed mode  sharing   C  Users Andre gt javac -version javac 1 6 0 22   From the results it seems like I have JVM   I also tried these paths for JAVA HOME  I closed and reopened a new CMD window each time  C  Program Files  x86  Java jre7 C  Program Files  x86  Java jre6 C  Program Files  x86  Java jdk1 6 0 22 C  Program Files  x86  Java jre7 bin C  Program Files  x86  Java jre6 bin C  Program Files  x86  Java jdk1 6 0 22 bin

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Using c  Program Files Java jre1 8 0 73  instead of C  Program Files Java jdk1 8 0 73 as JAVA HOME variable solved the problem for me  Android studio now launches without problems

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Point your JAVA HOME variable to C  Program Files Java jdk1 8 0 xx  where  xx  is the update number  make sure this matches your actual directory name   Do not include bin javaw exe in the pathname   NOTE  You can access the Environment Variables GUI from the CLI by entering rundll32 sysdm cpl EditEnvironmentVariables  Be sure to put the  JAVA HOME  path variable in the System variables rather than the user variables  If the path variable is in User the Android Studio will not find the path

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In my case  it started hapenning after I updated to Android Studio 1 2  To fix it I just had to remove   bin  from my JAVA HOME variable

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2 suggested solutions   Upgrade JDK to 1 7  Make sure the 32-bit or 64 bit versions match on both sides

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Most probably the issue happens because of the incompatability of 32 bit and 64 bit excecutables  Suppose if you have installed 32 bit Android Studio by mistake and you will be downloading a 64 bit JDK  In this case 32 bit Android Studio will not be able to pick up the 64 bit JDK  This was the issue I faced  So I followed the below simple steps to make it working    Downloaded 32 bit JDK you can also download 64 bit Android Studio if you do not want to change the 64 bit JDK  Right click MyComputer   Advanced System Settings   under  Advanced tab    Environment variables   Under System Variables   Add JAVA HOME as key and your jdk eg C  Program Files  x86  Java jdk1 7 0 79  location as value  Save it and launch Android Studio  You are good to go now

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Follow  abs solution  If you still continue to get the error even after setting the JAVA HOME variable Copy the studio folder to your C drive and then run the studio exe or studio64 exe depending upon your java versio

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Don t include bin folder while coping the path for Java home

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Try using the above options  But this one worked for me  my JAVA HOME looked like this  C  Program Files Java jdk1 7 0 21 F  Software apache-ant-1 9 4-bin apache-ant-1 9 4 bin Only keeping the JAVA path in the JAVA HOME  Remove any additional path if you had given C  Program Files Java jdk1 7 0 21

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I had to put backslash at the end of path and it worked for me   Earlier I was using     C  Program Files Java jdk1 7 0 79   just by putting     at the end  worked for me  Now the value of the JAVA HOME variable is     C  Program Files Java jdk1 7 0 79

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Recently I am working with the 1 8 0 25 JDK version on Windows 8 1 and I had the same problem with this  But as PankaJ Jakhar said  The real solution for me was pretty simple    Add the JAVA HOME variable to the system ones  not on the user ones  The path I introduced for this variable was   C  Program Files Java jdk1 8 0 25     And it works for me

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My problem was different to any of the above as far as I can tell  I had a working version 1 1 of Android Studio and upgraded to 1 2 Then I got the JAVA HOME error when starting 1 2  The problem was that my JAVA HOME was set to  C  Program Files Java jdk1 8 0 20  with quotation marks included  I haven t put them there to quote the string  the quotation marks were in the Variable Value field  It appears that 1 1 is happy with the quotes being there but 1 2 is not   Removing quotes removed the error and 1 2 now opens fine

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1  Just remove  bin from Java home environmental Variable     This worked for me   2  Also make sure you are using the correct versions of android studio and Java     32 64 bit

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I had this problem as well  and I must have tried 20 different path adding solutions before I worked it out  Someone mentioned it above almost as a side note  but this was exactly my issue    make sure you are running a 64-bit version of java

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It is absolutely possible that all other answers work for people but for me this path worked   Leave your JDK path under JAVA HOME System Variable as it is given here  Do not append bin or another path  It worked for me   C  Program Files Java jdk1 8 0 11    Otherwise I am getting this error   Installing Android Studio  does not point to a valid JVM installation error

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Updated android studio to 1 2 1  Even though I was getting the same error  Nothing worked  finally replaced JAVA HOME with JDK HOME and it did the magic

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i think you are doing every thing fine just remove     from the last of java home variable  every thing will work fine

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In my case it was because of an invisible character at the beginning of the path

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I am using 64-bit Windows  After battling with various settings I followed these steps    Thru Add Remove Programs I uninstalled all Java s  Removed JAVA HOME variable from environment Removed Java folder reference from PATH environment variable Downloaded and installed 64-bit Java SDK Added JAVA HOME variable in system variables and assigned it the value C  Program Files Java jdk1 8 0 31   In the last step please note that its the parent Folder and not the  bin sub-folder  It started working

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