Android APK Installer is a tool that automates the process of installing multiple APK files to an Android device directly from a folder. It is an executable batch (.bat) file that can be run through the command prompt.
To use this tool, you must have adb (Android Debug Bridge) installed and accessible by path.
1.Open the command prompt. 2.Type %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\platform-tools to get the path for adb.exe. 3.Click 'Start'. 4.Type 'Edit environment variables for your account', and click it. 5.Double click PATH. 6.Click 'New'. 7.Paste the path you obtained earlier. 8.Click 'OK', 'OK', and restart any command prompts you have open.
To use Android APK Installer, simply navigate to the folder containing the APK files you wish to install and run the batch file.
For fast accessibility, you can set the path to the batch file using the set function in the command prompt. This will allow you to use a shortcut, such as android_installer, which can be used as a call for the batch file using %android_installer%.
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