I use Visual Studio Community 2019 Version 16.6 with Visual Studio Tools for Tizen (3.1.0.0).
Tizen projects can be built and run on a Tizen Emulator but when I try to open Tizen Certificate Manager from Tools > Tizen > Tizen Certificate Manager it doesn't open anything. The only thing I see when Visual Studio runs without administrator rights is a window to allow certificate-manager.exe to make changes on device.
How to run the Tizen Certificate Manager properly?
I found a way to open the Tizen Certificate Manager manually.
Go to a directory with Tizen SDK and run "eclipse.exe"
The full path can be like this: "C:\Tizen SDK\tools\certificate-manager\eclipse.exe"
I had the same problem and this was the solution:
Install TizenSDK folder in path without blank spaces. (or modify .bat script)
I had installed it in path C:/Program Files/Tizen/SDK and Visual Studio 2019 run script from %tizenSDKpath%\tools\certificate-manager\CertificateManager.bat which returned error path C:/Program not found.
I reinstalled TizenSDK on different path C:/TizenSDK and now it works fine.
First of all, plz, check new UPDATE of Tizen-SDK via Tools > Tizen > Tizen Package Manager
Recommend to use latest SDK environment.
I run from Path-to-tizen-sdk\TizenSDK\tools\certificate-manager\certificate-manager.exe
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When I open this via Visual Studio For Mac 2022, it errors out because Xamarin.Android is not installed.
I'm not interested in supporting Android at this point, and the download for Xamarin.Android is large. Is there any way to load the solution without installing Xamarin.Android?
I just installed Android Studios and trying to build my first app. When I press play on the emulator the message "unable to locate adb" pop-up. How to solve this problem?
I had this problem when updating to Android Studio 4.0.
I even tried uninstalling (and doing a full cleanup) Android Studio and installing again. The problem persisted.
The problem was that when importing my old project, the new Android Studio couldn't find the SDK and my project had no SDK (even though it could build, go figure).
So check File -> Project Structure -> Project. In my case there was a big red NO SDK set there. Once I set the SDK to the one installed, problem was solved.
I guess you didn't set the system and user environment path in your windows.
Goto properties of This PC > Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables > Path > then put the path file location.
intel android driver setup install this after its worked for me
I downloaded android studio without sdk tools, but I have them already from the eclipse IDE
I want to manually place them where they should be, as when I open android studio it starts downloading the sdk tools automatically, but my data pack is running out, I can't download it!.
Where should I place the sdk tools folder in the android studio files, so that it doesn't attempt to install the sdk tools automatically and just launch the studio directly.
you can setup in first setting.. first time you opened android studio..
android studio will ask which sdk you will use
I reinstalled the software and added the sdk in install configuration process
Installed Xamarin.iOS on Windows and I can see it in Visual Studio 2010, and the Mac Build host is there and running but It is not configured in the Visual Studio iOS extension.
When I try to configure it, it says
Please activate your Xamarin.iOS before you can configure your build
host.
But there is no option to activate the Xamarin.iOS, how to do that??
It appeared that you need to create a new project to force it to Activate as it says in here
http://forums.xamarin.com/discussion/1527/force-activation-in-windows-xamarin-ios
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I encountered the same issue with trying to open a installer package sent to me via another developer, apparently I needed to install the appropriate version of (in Visual Studio):
Microsoft Visual Studio Installer Projects
To open this type of project. Once I did that I was able to open this project type.