How to Install Android SDK & Eclipse ADT Plugin on Windows 10 using Eclipse Mars new

In this video well be setting up Eclipse for use as an Android Development Environment on a Windows 10 machine. For the purposes of this video, well be installing the most recent, as of September new, versions of Eclipse, the Java SE Runtime Environment, and the Android SDK. Well demonstrate several common installation problems as well as how to address the issue.\r
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If youre unable to get the Android SDK installed properly due to the Android ADT Plugin not installing correctly, this video can help you resolve the problem.\r
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The following links can help you find the latest versions of the software needed.\r
Eclipse Downloads (latest version): \r
Java SE Runtime Environment Downloads (latest version): \r
Android SDK (latest version): \r
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The following links will help you navigate directly to the files were using in this video.\r
Eclipse 64 bit Installer Download - Eclipse Mars: \r
Java SE Runtime Environment 8 64bit: \r
Android SDK Installer r24.3.4 (this video): \r
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The Android ADT Plugin can be found using this url in the Install New Software screen within Eclipse: \r
Android ADT Install instructions can be found here: \r
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Common ADT / SDK installation problem - after installing the ADT Plugin, Eclipse shows it installed but doesnt show any of the ADT options. Solution - eclipse must be run as administrator when installing new software. plugins installed while not run as admin will need to be uninstalled and reinstalled. Details about this issue can be found on StackOverflow.com here: \r
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Check out our next video on how to install VisualSVN and configure the Subversive SVN plugin for Eclipse to use Subversion for source control: \r
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Experiencing dismal performance on your Android Emulator? Check out this video: \r
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