Failed to read or create install properties file in android studio
At the time of installation there was no sdk packages downloaded previously so when i tried downloading the sdk platforms, it shows error for Android Emulator as in screenshot. I am using proxy internet. Please suggest me the better solution. I tried taking ownership from root to myself but it didn't worked.
android-studio
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At the time of installation there was no sdk packages downloaded previously so when i tried downloading the sdk platforms, it shows error for Android Emulator as in screenshot. I am using proxy internet. Please suggest me the better solution. I tried taking ownership from root to myself but it didn't worked.
android-studio
edited Jan 25 at 4:03
Pablo Bianchi
2,75821533
asked Jan 24 at 14:20
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
add a comment |
At the time of installation there was no sdk packages downloaded previously so when i tried downloading the sdk platforms, it shows error for Android Emulator as in screenshot. I am using proxy internet. Please suggest me the better solution. I tried taking ownership from root to myself but it didn't worked.
android-studio
edited Jan 25 at 4:03
Pablo Bianchi
2,75821533
asked Jan 24 at 14:20
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
At the time of installation there was no sdk packages downloaded previously so when i tried downloading the sdk platforms, it shows error for Android Emulator as in screenshot. I am using proxy internet. Please suggest me the better solution. I tried taking ownership from root to myself but it didn't worked.
android-studio
android-studio
edited Jan 25 at 4:03
Pablo Bianchi
2,75821533
asked Jan 24 at 14:20
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
edited Jan 25 at 4:03
Pablo Bianchi
2,75821533
asked Jan 24 at 14:20
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
edited Jan 25 at 4:03
Pablo Bianchi
2,75821533
edited Jan 25 at 4:03
Pablo Bianchi
2,75821533
edited Jan 25 at 4:03
Pablo Bianchi
2,75821533
2,75821533
asked Jan 24 at 14:20
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
asked Jan 24 at 14:20
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
asked Jan 24 at 14:20
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
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I ran the Android studio as administrator and then it worked.
Go in the Android studio folder and type:
sudo sh studio.sh
answered Jan 24 at 14:34
erinniserinnis
674
How to do this? How to become administrator?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 16:53
I tried running android-studio from root access but still the error is same.
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 17:09
Try sudo sh studio.sh in folder
– erinnis
Jan 24 at 22:00
will you please explain the procedure?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 25 at 5:43
Just go in android studio folder e type the command i write above
– erinnis
Jan 25 at 6:44
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There is an another way to install android studio on proxy internet without any errors.
First download the packages from official site, www.developer.android.com and the extract that packages in a new folder named as Android. Then create a new folder and give it a name as Sdk. At the time of installation when setup will ask you for sdk folder, then give this path of Sdk folder that you have created. make sure that in Sdk folder you have a folder named as "platforms" so that it will download all the platforms in that folder.
It will work smoothly.
answered Jan 25 at 17:14
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
add a comment |
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I ran the Android studio as administrator and then it worked.
Go in the Android studio folder and type:
sudo sh studio.sh
answered Jan 24 at 14:34
erinniserinnis
674
How to do this? How to become administrator?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 16:53
I tried running android-studio from root access but still the error is same.
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 17:09
Try sudo sh studio.sh in folder
– erinnis
Jan 24 at 22:00
will you please explain the procedure?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 25 at 5:43
Just go in android studio folder e type the command i write above
– erinnis
Jan 25 at 6:44
|
show 1 more comment
I ran the Android studio as administrator and then it worked.
Go in the Android studio folder and type:
sudo sh studio.sh
answered Jan 24 at 14:34
erinniserinnis
674
How to do this? How to become administrator?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 16:53
I tried running android-studio from root access but still the error is same.
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 17:09
Try sudo sh studio.sh in folder
– erinnis
Jan 24 at 22:00
will you please explain the procedure?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 25 at 5:43
Just go in android studio folder e type the command i write above
– erinnis
Jan 25 at 6:44
|
show 1 more comment
I ran the Android studio as administrator and then it worked.
Go in the Android studio folder and type:
sudo sh studio.sh
answered Jan 24 at 14:34
erinniserinnis
674
I ran the Android studio as administrator and then it worked.
Go in the Android studio folder and type:
sudo sh studio.sh
answered Jan 24 at 14:34
erinniserinnis
674
edited Jan 25 at 6:45
answered Jan 24 at 14:34
erinniserinnis
674
answered Jan 24 at 14:34
erinniserinnis
674
answered Jan 24 at 14:34
erinniserinnis
674
674
How to do this? How to become administrator?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 16:53
I tried running android-studio from root access but still the error is same.
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 17:09
Try sudo sh studio.sh in folder
– erinnis
Jan 24 at 22:00
will you please explain the procedure?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 25 at 5:43
Just go in android studio folder e type the command i write above
– erinnis
Jan 25 at 6:44
|
show 1 more comment
How to do this? How to become administrator?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 16:53
I tried running android-studio from root access but still the error is same.
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 17:09
Try sudo sh studio.sh in folder
– erinnis
Jan 24 at 22:00
will you please explain the procedure?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 25 at 5:43
Just go in android studio folder e type the command i write above
– erinnis
Jan 25 at 6:44
How to do this? How to become administrator?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 16:53
How to do this? How to become administrator?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 16:53
I tried running android-studio from root access but still the error is same.
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 17:09
I tried running android-studio from root access but still the error is same.
– nilesh ingale
Jan 24 at 17:09
Try sudo sh studio.sh in folder
– erinnis
Jan 24 at 22:00
Try sudo sh studio.sh in folder
– erinnis
Jan 24 at 22:00
will you please explain the procedure?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 25 at 5:43
will you please explain the procedure?
– nilesh ingale
Jan 25 at 5:43
Just go in android studio folder e type the command i write above
– erinnis
Jan 25 at 6:44
Just go in android studio folder e type the command i write above
– erinnis
Jan 25 at 6:44
|
show 1 more comment
There is an another way to install android studio on proxy internet without any errors.
First download the packages from official site, www.developer.android.com and the extract that packages in a new folder named as Android. Then create a new folder and give it a name as Sdk. At the time of installation when setup will ask you for sdk folder, then give this path of Sdk folder that you have created. make sure that in Sdk folder you have a folder named as "platforms" so that it will download all the platforms in that folder.
It will work smoothly.
answered Jan 25 at 17:14
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
add a comment |
There is an another way to install android studio on proxy internet without any errors.
First download the packages from official site, www.developer.android.com and the extract that packages in a new folder named as Android. Then create a new folder and give it a name as Sdk. At the time of installation when setup will ask you for sdk folder, then give this path of Sdk folder that you have created. make sure that in Sdk folder you have a folder named as "platforms" so that it will download all the platforms in that folder.
It will work smoothly.
answered Jan 25 at 17:14
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
add a comment |
There is an another way to install android studio on proxy internet without any errors.
First download the packages from official site, www.developer.android.com and the extract that packages in a new folder named as Android. Then create a new folder and give it a name as Sdk. At the time of installation when setup will ask you for sdk folder, then give this path of Sdk folder that you have created. make sure that in Sdk folder you have a folder named as "platforms" so that it will download all the platforms in that folder.
It will work smoothly.
answered Jan 25 at 17:14
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
There is an another way to install android studio on proxy internet without any errors.
First download the packages from official site, www.developer.android.com and the extract that packages in a new folder named as Android. Then create a new folder and give it a name as Sdk. At the time of installation when setup will ask you for sdk folder, then give this path of Sdk folder that you have created. make sure that in Sdk folder you have a folder named as "platforms" so that it will download all the platforms in that folder.
It will work smoothly.
answered Jan 25 at 17:14
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
answered Jan 25 at 17:14
nilesh ingalenilesh ingale
64
answered Jan 25 at 17:14
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answered Jan 25 at 17:14
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