Android SDK issue

So, I just bought a com开发者_开发百科puter with windows 7 64 bit and installed Android SDK on it for Android development. When I try to start any of the virtual android machines, I get an error saying that I should use @foo instead of foo. It will not let me boot any of the virtual android machines. I have installed java, and before anyone asks, I just spent a good amount of money on this rig, and the benchmarks on it are incredible, so tech is not an issue. Now I have read some android books, and I know that has to do something with calling programs. I have looked in the google android SDK troubleshoot for this problem, but nothing came up on this problem. Did I install it wrong? Does the SDK only work with eclipse conjoined to its hip? Thanks.

Make sure your path doesn't have any spaces in it. Save it in C:\android_sdk or something like that.

Try and start it from the command line rather from the GUI. On windows I use a .bat file as

cd c:\program files\Android\android-sdk\tools

emulator -avd avd3 -sdcard MySdCardFile.img

you might get better error information

ya sure it is problem of path of your SDK for more information refer this Running first Android application - error message

Instead of going through a new installation you can query the 8.3 name of the directory containing a space on the command line with "dir /X".

Replace the wrong path with that short name in Eclipses Android SDK location setting (Window/Properties/Android).