Ok. I tried to install the SDK. Here is my situation. I have a 300GB main hard drive on my laptop with a 1TB external SSD. My main HD is partitioned and the OS section is kept fairly small. As a matter of practice I normally install all new software to the two Program Files directories on the SDD (drive F: in my setup). There are legacy programs still on the C: drive of course, and one of those is an earlier version of the Java JRE. "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\..." Until recently I had my JDE on my SSD - until I tried to install the Android SDK for my Windows platform (7 x64 Home Professional). It tries to scan for Java and, even though the registry says "F:\Program Files\..." the SDK installer insists that Java is on the C drive. It finds one version - and quits looking. Naturally the Managers fail to load unless I re-install Java at the location that it prefers without regard to my actual setup. How do I fix this so that my limited (and slower) HDD space is not being taken up just to accommodate the Android SDK? How do I tell it "Look you idiot, it's over THERE not where you stupidly decided it was". Is it a registry setting?
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