Android sdk managerf and androidmanagerf cannot be opened in Eclipse

Android sdk managerf and androidmanagerf cannot be opened in Eclipse

When you configure the android sdk today, the android sdk cannot be opened. No matter whether you directly click sdk manager.exe or start from eclipse, the dual-Restart (restart eclipse and adb) still does not work. view the eclipse console, prompt "[18:14:00-SDK Manager] [SDK Manager] This version of D: \ ADT-BU ~ 1 \ sdk \ tools \ lib \ find_java.exe is incompatible with your running Windows version. Please check the system information of your computer to see if you need an x86 (32-bit) or x64 (64-bit) program, and then contact the software publisher .", I thought the sdk downloaded from the official website was incompatible with the windows operating system, but I found no problem after checking it.

So google's problem eventually found the compatibility problem between the java version and the sdk version. If your jdk version is1.7 and later versionsThis problem may occur. The solution is as follows:

From find_java.bat in pipeline, the problem is solved. (Refer to googl code https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail? Id = 27774)

When android is developed in eclipse, various DT problems may occur. The solution is to find the error log and check google/Baidu if you do not understand it.

This error is reported when Android SDK Manager is enabled in eclipse. [SDK Manager] The system cannot find the specified path. What is the cause?

Problems Found
D: \ Program Files \ Java \ jdk1.6.0 _ 22 (D disks are all ssd partitions)
When running SDK Manager.exe, the console reports an error
'D: \ Program 'is not an internal or external command or a runable Program
Or batch files
Invalid path
(Same error)
E: \ Program Files \ Java \ jdk1.6.0 _ 22 '(The edisk is a mechanical hard disk) No problem
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-- After the system was reinstalled on February 7, it was not a hard disk problem.

If 'xcopy is not an internal command ', it is a windows environment variable. In the path, check whether C: \ Windows \ system32; C: \ Windows;

This box is displayed when eclipse is not available in the android SDK. How can this problem be solved?

Please reinstall JDK. Be sure to distinguish between 64-bit and 32-bit systems. If eclipse is a 64-bit JDK, it also requires 64-bit.