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How to install .apk files to Android SDK in Windows 7

180,414 views October 29, 2011 11:13

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SOLUTION FOR ADB ERROR

-DEVICE NOT FOUND!

RUN CMD AS ADMINISTRATOR

AND unblock th .apk file

instructions over here:

Goto this link : how-to-fix-any(dot)blogspot.co­­m


LInks:

adb file: botskool.com/downloads/geeks/android/adb.zip
apk file: botskool.com/downloads/geeks/android/Sudoku.apk

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"How to install .apk files in android SDK on Windows 7 "

Here is an alternative solution for those who are getting this message: " 'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. " in android emulator on Windows7 with latest Android v 2.2, 2.3.

What I have noticed is that if you install the latest android SDK emulator, these three files adb.exe, AdbWinApi.dll and InstallAgent(batch file) are missing from "android-sdk-windows/tools" folder, which is required to run adb command. So I copied these three files to the "tools" folder and followed the steps described above.

Download the adb.zip file which contains adb.exe, AdbWinApi.dll and InstallAgent(batch file)

I have summarized the steps for Windows7 with latest android SDk:

STEP 1. Download the Latest Android SDK from Google

STEP 2. Install JDK(java development kit) from Oracle and then launch the "SDK Manager.exe", download and update the Android SDK version (eg. v2.3, API9) and other stuffs.

STEP 3. Create an AVD (virtual device) with a suitable android platform(API and version) using Adroid SDk and AVD manager.
STEP 4. Select and launch the AVD (Wait for the android to boot properly).

STEP 5. Unzip adb.zip , then copy and paste adb.exe, AdbWinApi.dll and InstallAgent(batch file) to the "android-sdk-windows/tools/" folder.

STEP 6. Copy and paste Sudoku.apk inside the "android-sdk-windows/tools" folder.

STEP 7. Open a command line window(cmd), change your directory to "android-sdk-windows/tools/" where adb and Sudoku.apk is located "cd" command(see the command line pic). Run the adb command "adb install Sudoku.apk" and enjoy :D
In case if you get error messages then please do read the tutorial again, see to it that you have copied the apk file in the right folder or there is no uppercase/lower case error while typing file name. Now switch to your Android emulator, and click on the menu button, you will observe that a Sudoku application appears in the grid view.

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tho lu published this 11:13 video tutorial on October 29, 2011. It has been watched 180,414 times on YouTube.

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