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Install Android Studio software without admin privileges on Windows 7

I'm trying to install Android Studio software to work, on a company machine which has no admin rights. Can I install Android Studio software without admin rights?

I tried direct extraction using 7zip, no luck. I tried spoofing admin account, no luck.

I'm using Windows 7 machine, connected to a company network with my only ID that can login to the system.

Why don't Android Studio just run like Eclipse does it, huh!

Does any know how can this be achieved?

EDIT: FYI when I tried using 7zip: enter image description here

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zIronManBox Avatar asked Mar 23 '16 08:03

zIronManBox


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1 Answers

Yes, I did same thing what you want. I downloaded android studio from

http://tools.android.com/download/studio/builds/2-3-0

unzip it and run studio which located in bin/Studio64.exe

It's working great, remember you need java installed to run it.

You can choose type of channels mention in same link under Download

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You do not get SDK with this, so go to download sdk only and download sdk from there enter image description here

Open your android studio, go to project structure in file menu, change the sdk location to your downloaded sdk path. That's it. Now every thing is setup.

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Kathi Avatar answered Oct 31 '22 16:10

Kathi