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Step by Step guide to install and configure android emulator


We all require to see or test our site or application on a widely used android emulator, I spent a lot of time on internet just to see how to configure the same, I am consolidating those steps and writing in my blog post, so that it might be helpful for someone somewhere around the globe.

Below is a step by step guide on how to install and configure Andriod emulator on Windows machine.



1) Install JDK first  if already not installed in the system, path as follows
           

2) After Successful Installation, Install  Android SDK manager from 

or (The following latest version, which might get outdated over time)

3) After Successful installation, Open SDK manager



Make sure everything gets installed, If it doesn’t, Try again so that you can see installed in front of checked-In packages.
4) Check Tools and Android 4.0.3(Any Android Version you want to install) and click on Install.
5) Let all tools install, After installation is complete, Open AVD manager from Start > All Programs, Click  New on the window that opens up






New Window Opens, Fill up as instructed in Screen shot below















 6) After Creating, the device will appear in your AVD manager








After Clicking on Launch, Android Emulator will be opened. Open a browser there and start surfing….


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