How do I set ANDROID SDK HOME environment variable

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I m working with Eclipse on Windows 7  x64  I m getting an error when running ADT bundle of android development   Error  Error parsing the AVDs Unable to get the Android SDK home directory  Make sure the environment variable ANDROID SDK HOME is set up   I know what the issue is  Is it because it is linked to a wrong directory C users      How do I set this environment variable android sdk home to the proper directory

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AVD cant find SDK root  possibly because they are in different directories Set your environment variables as shown in the screenshot below

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If you face the same error  here are the step by step instructions    Open control panel Then go to System Then go to Change Environment Variables of the User Then click create a new environment variables  Create a new variable named ANDROID SDK HOME Set its value to your Android directory  like C  users  lt username gt   android

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Although the above answers mostly get them right  there is one slight issue with them all   Follow these steps and you are good to go   Right click on This PC -  Properties On the left pane select  Advanced System Settings  On the new window select -  Advanced tab Click on the  Environment Variables  button On the first top section click on the  New  button      set variable name -  ANDROID HOME      set variable value -  the custom location of the Android SDK    Now click on the newly created variable name and in the box below select  Path  and click on the Edit button Now click on New and paste the location of the  platform-tools   Again click on New and paste the location of the  tools  You can find the locations of the above platform-tools and tools - they are generally inside the Android SDK folder MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL        save all those by clicking ok    If you are using the terminal cmd  close it and open it again

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ANDROID HOME Deprecated  in Android Studio   use ANDROID SDK ROOT instead  ANDROID SDK ROOT Installation directory of Android SDK package  Example  C  AndroidSDK or  usr local android-sdk  ANDROID NDK ROOT Installation directory of Android NDK package   WITHOUT ANY SPACE  Example  C  AndroidNDK or  usr local android-ndk  ANDROID SDK HOME Location of SDK related data user files  Example  C  Users  lt USERNAME gt   android  or    android  ANDROID EMULATOR HOME Location of emulator-specific data files  Example  C  Users  lt USERNAME gt   android  or    android  ANDROID AVD HOME Location of AVD-specific data files  Example  C  Users  lt USERNAME gt   android avd  or    android avd  JDK HOME and JAVA HOME Installation directory of JDK  aka Java SDK  package  Note  This is used to run Android Studio and other Java-based applications   Actually when you run Android Studio  it checks for JDK HOME then JAVA HOME environment variables to use

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from command prompt      set ANDROID SDK HOME C   wherever your sdk folder is     should do the trick

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This worked for me    Open control panel click System Then go to Change Environment Variables Then click create a new environment variables Create a new variable named ANDROID HOME path C  Android sdk

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Just set the path to the Android SDK directory  flutter config --android-sdk c  android sdk

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open your adt and open preferences  then modify directory with your sdk dir  it may help you follow the pic link indication

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Android SDK  Installing the Android SDK is also necessary  The Android SDK provides you the API libraries and developer tools necessary to build  test  and debug apps for Android   Cordova requires the ANDROID HOME environment variable to be set  This should point to the  ANDROID SDK DIR  android-sdk directory  for example c  android android-sdk    Next  update your PATH to include the tools  and platform-tools  folder in that folder  So  using ANDROID HOME  you would add both  ANDROID HOME  tools and  ANDROID HOME  platform-tools   Reference   http   ionicframework com docs v1 guide installation html

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Copy your SDK path and assign it to the environment variable ANDROID SDK ROOT  Refer pic below

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