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I downloaded the 64-bit SDK ADT bundle from the Android developer website yesterday. I also downloaded and installed the 64-bit Java SDK 6. I've been trying to follow the tutorial on the Android site for building a Hello World app. I can create the app in Eclipse and I can also create an AVD. However when I go to Run as -> Android Application nothing happens. I am able to launch the Android emulator manually from Eclipse but I still can't get the app to install or do anything whatsoever.

There's no errors, no console output, nothing.

If I just click on the Run button I get this error: Path for project must have only one segment

David DeMar
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  • Although this may not fix the problem, make sure Eclipse recognizes your AVD by changing to 'always prompt to pick device'. See if your avd shows up on the list or do 'adb devices' at cmd. [Details](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13103383/android-avd-not-recognizing-device-but-adb-does/13103414#13103414) – wtsang02 Jan 20 '13 at 00:19
  • Its marked red in the picture. Next to your green 'run as' button. – wtsang02 Jan 20 '13 at 00:24
  • Sorry, didn't see the link. Unfortunately that did not work. – David DeMar Jan 20 '13 at 00:58
  • What do you mean by not work? Does the device show up in the list? – wtsang02 Jan 20 '13 at 00:59
  • If I type `adb devices` at cmd my device is there but when I to go run config it's [not there](http://i.imgur.com/CMXiTfm.jpg?1) – David DeMar Jan 20 '13 at 01:13

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Okay, I found the problem. Under Properties > Run/Debug Settings I forgot to set the project name.

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