adb is not recognized as an internal or external command operable program or batch file

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I am trying to run google map v2 on emulator  I am following this tutorial  When I was trying to install required apk file on emulator  I am getting below error   I tried to solve this using this tutorial Followed all steps  added the path to paltform-tools to  environment path  Also after modifying the PATH variable started a new CommandPrompt window   But getting the same error  I need to check my google map application on emulator  Kindly suggest me    adb  is not recognized as an internal or external command  operable program or batch file

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for me I was still getting    adb  is not recognized as an internal or external command  operable program or batch file     even after setting the path in environment variables       restarting Android Studio solved the problem

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Follow path of you platform tools folder in android setup folder where you will found adb exe   D  Software Android Android android-sdk platform-tools  Check the screenshot for details

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I recommand you using PowerShell  Set Android Studio Terminal to PowerShell   Settings  gt  Tools  gt  Terminal  gt  Shell path   pwsh exe  instead of cmd exe    Open Terminal on Android Studio  PowerShell 7 0 1 Copyright  c  Microsoft Corporation  All rights reserved   https   aka ms powershell Type  help  to get help   PS  gt    Test the path for adb exe     pikachu  should be replace your username PS  gt  test-path  C  Users pikachu AppData Local Android sdk platform-tools  True   Open your powershell profile file in your text editor  PS  gt  notepad  profile   add below line  save and exit     pikachu  should be replaced with your username  env PATH   C  Users pikachu AppData Local Android sdk platform-tools    re-open Terminal and try adb  PS  gt  adb Android Debug Bridge version 1 0 41 Version 30 0 1-6435776 Installed as C  Users hdformat AppData Local Android sdk platform-tools adb exe  global options   -a         listen on all network interfaces  not just localhost  -d         use USB device  error if multiple devices connected   -e         use TCP IP device  error if multiple TCP IP devices available   -s SERIAL  use device with given serial  overrides  ANDROID SERIAL   -t ID      use device with given transport id  -H         name of adb server host  default localhost   -P         port of adb server  default 5037

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First select drive that is where Android sdk folder is there  Then you Follow the below steps  cd DriveName   or Ex   cd c   Press  Enter   then you will give the path that is adb console path is there in a platform-tools folder so  cd Root Folder inner root folder if there Platform-tools Press  Enter  then it selects the adb directory

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I did this on Windows 7  by going to   Start   Control Panel   System   Advanced System Settings   Environment Variables     In this Environment Variables window  in the User variables for  your-username  highlight Path and click Edit     You then need to append a   if there isn t already one at the end of the Variable value field  and then append C  Users  lt your-username gt  AppData Local Android sdk platform-tools  to that same field   Then click the three OK buttons to get out   If you already have a Command Prompt window open  close it then re-open and the adb devices command should then work

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This is where I found it   C  Users  lt USER gt  AppData Local Android sdk platform-tools   I had to put the complete path into the file explorer  I couldn t just click down to it because the directories are hidden   I found this path listed in Android studio    Tools   Android   SDK Manager   SDK Tools

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If you didn t set a path for ADB  you can run   adb instead of adb at sdk platformtools

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On Window  sometimes I feel hard to click through many steps to find platform-tools and open Environment Variables Prompt  so the below steps maybe help Step 1  Open cmd as Administrator Step 2  File platform-tools path cd C   dir  s adb exe   Step 3  Edit Path in Edit Enviroment Variables Prompt rundll32 sysdm cpl EditEnvironmentVariables   more  the command to open environment variables can not remember  so I often make an alias for it   eg  editenv   if you need to work with environment variables multiple time  you can use a permanent doskey to make alias Step 4  Restart cmd

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I had same problem when I define PATH below   C  Program Files  x86  Java jre1 8 0 45 bin C  dev sdk android platform-tools   and the problem solved when I bring adb root at first   C  dev sdk android platform-tools C  Program Files  x86  Java jre1 8 0 45 bin

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just open Android studio and press  Tools  on Top navigation bar  tools- gt SDK Manager   Where you can get SDK location   Open SDK folder - gt  platform-tools

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If you want to use it every time add the path of adb to your system variables  enter to cmd  command prompt  and write the following   echo  PATH    this command will show you what it was before you will add adb path  setx PATH   PATH  C  Program Files android-sdk-windows platform-tools    be careful the path that you want to add if it contains double quote  after you restart your cmd rewrite   echo  PATH    you will find that the path is added  PS  if you just want to add the path to cmd just to this session you can use   set PATH  PATH  C  Program Files android-sdk-windows platform-tools

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Add your path into environment variable  PATH  where you installed your sdk with below    Sdk platform-tools   You can in image below for example     and reopen your command prompt to see changes

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adb command can be under the new path below- C  Users USERNAME AppData Local Android sdk platform-tools for new versions of Android studio  I found in this location for me

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In Windows 10     Add User Variable PATH   USERPROFILE  AppData Local Android sdk platform-tools  Restart cmd  if any open   adb devices  it should list  if it does  you are all set    That s it

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You could just drag the adb exe on to the command prompt from sdk platformtools and leave a space and type the command you want  like logcat   It looks like this for me   C  adt-bundle-windows-x86-20130917 adt-bundle-windows-x86-20130917 sdk platform-tools exe logcat   and hit enter

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This answer assumes that the PATH has been correctly set as described in the other answers  If you re on Windows 10 and dont have Admin rights then right click on the CMD  powershell     program and select run as administrator  Then try adb  command

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Based on Vamsi Tallapudis earlier answer I came up with this dynamic path     LOCALAPPDATA  Android sdk platform-tools   It s using a Windows Environment Variables  I find this solution to be both elegant and easy and would therefor like to share it

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It seems that Avast antivirus detects adb exe as a virus and adds it to it chest

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If your OS is Windows  then it is very simple  When you install Android Studio  adb exe is located in the following folder   C  Users   your-user-name   AppData Local Android Sdk platform-tools   Copy the path and paste in your environment variables   Open your terminal and type  adb it s done

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In my case it was   C  Program Files  x86  Android android-sdk platform-tools

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For those using macOS  this osxdaily com article shows several ways to add adb to the  PATH   Here s the one I prefer       Add a file named adb to  etc paths d  folder that just contains the path to adb s location    Users YourUserName Library Android sdk platform-tools     In a Terminal window  sudo vim  etc paths d adb -  enter the path and save the file  Close re-open Terminal in order for it to see the change

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1st  goto the drive where your eclipse reside and goto sdk and platform tool in my case C  adt-bundle-windows-x86 64-20140702 sdk platform-tools  2nd copy that address for ease of access     3 open command prompt win r and type cmd hit enter  4 paste the address in cmd and hit enter thats all

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From Android Studio 1 3  the ADB location is at    C  Users USERNAME AppData Local Android sdk platform-tools    Now add this location to the end of PATH of environment variables  Eg     C  Users USERNAME AppData Local Android sdk platform-tools

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Set the path of adb into System Variables  You can find adb in  ADT Bundle sdk platform-tools  Set the path and restart the cmd n then try again   Or   You can also goto the dir where adb exe is located and do the same thing if you don t wanna set the PATH   If you wanna see all the paths  just do  echo  PATH

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For environment variable  we have to need to follow some steps

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