Others suggest to use the sdkmanager from the command line to install the emulator, but this didn't work for me since I don't have any Java Development Kit installed yet, and the sdkmanager from command line requires it. The error is due to a dependence of the tools from the emulator, which has not been installed. If you try to install them, you encounter an error (many others noticed this on SuperUser - see here and here).

But there's a further error: at the bottom of the initial window, a dialog appears saying there are updates for the tools. Now, upon restart of AS, the setup wizard won't pop up anymore. I tried to go ahead anyway, and successfully installed the sdk (requires some time). Anyway, I entered AS and selected, on the bottom, the 'configure' button. If you run the wizard, it doesn't work - oh well, to be honest I didn't try with the custom option, which allows selecting the directory for the sdk maybe this would allow the wizard to see the sdk manager, which is in tools/bin. This results in a subfolder called tools. is any path you like for the Android components in my case I am on a Mac and selected /usr/local/). zip package containing the command line tools (bottom of AS download page) and extracted it in.

In any case, as suggested in the other answer to this question, first I downloaded the. This is contrary to what stated on the web page for the download of AS.

It seems that Android Studio does not include the command line tools anymore. I was able to figure out the answer to my problem.

Android studio sdk path mac