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I consider using the same Android emulators that I used with Android Studio.

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All you need is a Pro edition of Windows (in case of Visual Studio’s emulator), or you need a commercial account such as for Genymotion unlimited account.They come pre shipped and preconfigured.The benefits of using these emulators are: In that case, you either have to fallback on Genymotion, or other products such as the Android emulator provided by Xamarin itself. In other editions, such as Home, you cannot run that. It requires you to have Hyper-V installed and active… Meaning, you can only access it on a Pro edition of Windows. Xamarin, if installed with Visual Studio, comes shipped with Visual Studio Emulator for Android. Which means, that Android Studio API level and Xamarin level do not meet each other and thus you need to check again which of them you are going to support. And in Android Studio, I was already targeting API level 25. One more thing, the latest platform will differ as you will be working at the time of writing this post, it was Android 6.0 Marshmallow, whereas Nougat was released few months ago, even then the latest platform in Xamarin was 6.0.

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So, what you need to do is you need to install only the Latest Platform, and any platform that you need to test your application on in the case of emulators, etc. I installed 25 because everybody was asking me to install everything. I have only installed the SDK platform for 25 and 23. Xamarin is not working under Google and their APIs come a bit later than Google’s APIs. You cannot expect to have the latest Android version released by Google, and expect that to be the latest one in Xamarin also. Now, the concept of latest platform is a bit different. The only SDK that is required and compulsory for you to have is the “Latest Platform”. In this case, which SDKs do I need to install? If you said: All the way from 16 to 23, then you are wrong. Plus, you do not need all of the plethora that Android Studio installs just for Xamarin. The reason is that in case Xamarin messes up, Android Studio keeps running fine. It can be helpful to use the Android SDK installed by Android Studio in cases where you are lacking enough HDD space on your machine, but it is my own recommendation to not use that.

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Worse, it will give you errors of “Unable to move directory…” and later, it will delete the “ android.bat” file and you will have to download and install Android SDK once again.

Note that you need to run SDK Manager with Admin access.

Or by going to Visual Studio and running Android SDK from the Android toolkit tray.

Either “ android.bat” file as Administrator.

Before anything at all, I would recommend that you run the Android SDK by running:.

I am also using a path with space in it and it does not cause any trouble. Spaces are a problem only in cases when you are going to program using NDK (Native Development Kit), otherwise they do not cause any problem.

There is no problem with the space in the path.

The initial location where Xamarin installs the Android SDK is, “ C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk“. If you have ever worked with Xamarin previously, then you might know where all the plugs go, but for a beginner, the experience is painful and many leave in the start - let alone middle at the least. Installation of Xamarin itself is a bit confusing and problematic in real, for beginners. So I thought I should write a complete post, sharing the reality based solutions, and not just, “install this, install that” sort of stuff that does not help anyone at all. Even the most authentic of the resources were not providing the working or at least “sensible” solution to me. Every solution was like, “Reinstall Xamarin”, “Reinstall Android SDK”, “Remove the space in the Android SDK path”. Even worse was that, there were no solutions at all. The major problem was that it was all working before, but right after a reset, everything was giving me an error. The problem was not that I was a beginner in Xamarin. I personally faced quite a lot of issues with Xamarin. Basically, the purpose of this post is to provide you with a post that has most commonly faced issues, and their solutions attached. This is my, well, 3 rd or 4 th post on Xamarin and this one might be a bit critical in its topic or subject matter, so if you have been pulling your hair off these days, this post is for you.