Where do I put Android Studio Components when I download them manually?












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Where do I put Android Studio Components when I download them manually?



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If I click download in screenshot above,the speed is very slow.So I try to download it with browser, it is fast.

url: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/sys-img/google_apis_playstore/x86-28_r08.zip



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Where do I put it after I download and extract it?

SDK path is C:UsersdellAppDataLocalAndroidSdk:
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    Believe it should go inside the system-images directory. There are sub directories there. I would question why it's slow downloading via Android Studio IDE though and i've not done this manually though so not sure if there is something else that is done under the hood when it installs that you need to also do!

    – teh_raab
    Jan 2 at 10:39













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Where do I put Android Studio Components when I download them manually?



For example:



enter image description here
If I click download in screenshot above,the speed is very slow.So I try to download it with browser, it is fast.

url: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/sys-img/google_apis_playstore/x86-28_r08.zip



Question:

Where do I put it after I download and extract it?

SDK path is C:UsersdellAppDataLocalAndroidSdk:
enter image description here






android android-studio sdk







share|improve this question




















  • 1





    Believe it should go inside the system-images directory. There are sub directories there. I would question why it's slow downloading via Android Studio IDE though and i've not done this manually though so not sure if there is something else that is done under the hood when it installs that you need to also do!

    – teh_raab
    Jan 2 at 10:39













  • Read this answer below and see if it solve your problem an answer on stackoverflow

    – Abdullah Ali
    Jan 2 at 10:42














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Where do I put Android Studio Components when I download them manually?



For example:



enter image description here
If I click download in screenshot above,the speed is very slow.So I try to download it with browser, it is fast.

url: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/sys-img/google_apis_playstore/x86-28_r08.zip



Question:

Where do I put it after I download and extract it?

SDK path is C:UsersdellAppDataLocalAndroidSdk:
enter image description here






android android-studio sdk







share|improve this question
















Where do I put Android Studio Components when I download them manually?



For example:



enter image description here
If I click download in screenshot above,the speed is very slow.So I try to download it with browser, it is fast.

url: https://dl.google.com/android/repository/sys-img/google_apis_playstore/x86-28_r08.zip



Question:

Where do I put it after I download and extract it?

SDK path is C:UsersdellAppDataLocalAndroidSdk:
enter image description here






android android-studio sdk




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    Believe it should go inside the system-images directory. There are sub directories there. I would question why it's slow downloading via Android Studio IDE though and i've not done this manually though so not sure if there is something else that is done under the hood when it installs that you need to also do!

    – teh_raab
    Jan 2 at 10:39













  • Read this answer below and see if it solve your problem an answer on stackoverflow

    – Abdullah Ali
    Jan 2 at 10:42














  • 1





    Believe it should go inside the system-images directory. There are sub directories there. I would question why it's slow downloading via Android Studio IDE though and i've not done this manually though so not sure if there is something else that is done under the hood when it installs that you need to also do!

    – teh_raab
    Jan 2 at 10:39













  • Read this answer below and see if it solve your problem an answer on stackoverflow

    – Abdullah Ali
    Jan 2 at 10:42








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Believe it should go inside the system-images directory. There are sub directories there. I would question why it's slow downloading via Android Studio IDE though and i've not done this manually though so not sure if there is something else that is done under the hood when it installs that you need to also do!

– teh_raab
Jan 2 at 10:39







Believe it should go inside the system-images directory. There are sub directories there. I would question why it's slow downloading via Android Studio IDE though and i've not done this manually though so not sure if there is something else that is done under the hood when it installs that you need to also do!

– teh_raab
Jan 2 at 10:39















Read this answer below and see if it solve your problem an answer on stackoverflow

– Abdullah Ali
Jan 2 at 10:42





Read this answer below and see if it solve your problem an answer on stackoverflow

– Abdullah Ali
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