Does anyone know what this means? I'm kind of noobish to Android. When I click the "run" button on my simulator I get this message.
Throwable: Unable to locate adb within SDK
I am running the latest version, 0.8.14
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EDIT: I'm using Android Studio
if you have adb problem go to tools->sdk manager -> install missed sdk tools
my problem was solved using these way
Open Task Manager and find service adb.exe after saw those service just end it, and run again
If you are using Android Studio and have AVG virus protection, the adb.exe file might be in the Virus Vault. This was my problem. To fix: Open AVG. Select Options (top right), then Virus Vault. If you see the adb.exe file in there, select it and then click Restore.
If you are running windows 10 ( may be windows 7 as well ) and Android studio, Chances are that it could be because of windows virtual memory problem. See this unable to get adb version
In Android Studio, Click on 'Tools' on the top tab bar of android studio
Tools >> Android >> SDK Manager >> Launch Standalone Sdk manager
there you can clearly see which platform tool is missing , then just install that and your adb will start working properly.
Fully install at-least one Api package (Android Api 23 or 24) .
While all these answer might have been correct in my scenario it didn't work. It all started when i uninstalled 2.* android studio version after getting 3.0rc1. But that screw up things and started getting this error. After that i did followed majority of these steps and none of them worked. While analyzing SDK directory i noticed that i have two platform tools folder. The .backup had adb.exe where as the other one didn't. I just copied the .backup files in the other platform-tool folder and it fixed my issue.