Where is a good link to download android SDK for x64 windows 10 ?

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I'm developing a Xamarin app in Visual Studio 2017, for cross-platform iOS and Android. My phone is Android.

I have an x64 Windows 10 laptop with an AMD processor (not Intel), and therefore am not able to use the Android emulator. Thus I'm trying to enable display on my phone via USB cable when running the app on my laptop.

I've successfully enabled Developer mode on my phone. But the thing that is missing now is to download the Android SDK onto my laptop. I've gone to numerous sites that claim to provide Android SDK to download, but then do not. In all cases I get one of two results. 1. The link leads to something else. 2. The link is a dead link.

Does anyone either know where I can download the Android SDK for x64 Windows 10?

What I have tried:

I've tried many links online that claim to provide a download to Android SDK.

Posted 14-Jan-19 16:34pm

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Updated 14-Jan-19 20:02pm

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David Crow 18-Jan-19 22:25pm

Everything you need seems to be here.

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Dirk Bahle · Accepted Answer · 2019-01-14T20:03:00

Solution 1

Look for Android Studio and you shall find the SDK :-)
SDK Tools release notes | Android Developers[^]

Posted 14-Jan-19 20:03pm

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