Reputation: 125
I'm not sure if this is at the right area, please tell me if not. When I try to run the android studio installer after downloading it, it says that "Installer integrity check has failed".
I really want to move from eclipse to Android Studio, But I can't figure this out. Can someone help me?
Upvotes: 9
Views: 9325
Reputation: 1
I know this is a 9 year old post, but I just had the same issue. The file was getting downloaded to a OneDrive specific folder, and OneDrive was not set up. So that same error would appear whenever I would try to download it. My solution was:
In your File Explorer, navigate to any local directory stored on your computer. For example, C:\Users"Your_Name".
Create a folder with a name like "Downloads_Local". The name doesn't matter, that was just my personal preference.
(This step is technically not for everyone, since your browser might ask before downloads where you want your files. But if that's not it for your case, and your files are automatically downloaded to a specific location, this step is for you.) In your web browser that you use to download files (Chrome, Firefox, Brave, etc.), find your settings, and look for a Downloads option that specifies where your files get downloaded to. Change your path to the folder you created earlier (C:\Users"Your_Name"\Downloads_Local)
Redownload from the website.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 131
One possibility is that your download of the android studio is corrupt, which easily can happen if you're using a download accelerator. One solution would be to use NCRC switch.
you can do this by
Upvotes: 13
Reputation: 2017
If you are reaching this page from an error message, you are having a problem installing a program. The downloaded file is either incomplete or modified from the original file.
Here is the issue reported about the same problem:
Issue 185624: Android studio Installer NSIS Error
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=185624
Upvotes: 5