How to Fix the Error "No JVM installation found" on Android Studio Setup

This tutorial is about How to Fix the Error "No JVM installation found" on Android Studio Setup.
The Android Studio IDE runs upon the JRE (Java Runtime Environment) and the JDK (Java Development Kit).  The "No JVM installation found" error informs us that at least one of the tools is not installed on our machine, or that there is not an Environment Variable available to tell the system where the JDK is located.

Therefore we take care of the error in one or both of the following ways:
1) download the JDK
2) create an Environment Variable to the JDK

 How to Fix the Error "No JVM installation found" on Android Studio Setup

1) To download and install the JDK and the JRE , just go to Oracle and download the two packages, then follow the setup instructions:

2) To create an Environment Variable, open your "Start" window, go to your "Computer" link, and once inside , click "Advanced system settings":

On "System Properties" choose the "Advanced" tab:

Then click on "Environment Variables":

Go to "System Variables" and click "New":

There type "JAVA_HOME":

Set the variable value to the path where you previously installed the JDK (usually is "C:\Program Files\Java\jdkX.X.X_XX" - according to the version that you have on your machine):

Click "OK" and check that the new System Variable has been added:

 As you see, after this few steps , your Android Studio can find the Java environment and work smoothly.

Enjoy Android!!!!

By Carmel Shvartzman

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