Android Studio

For managed Android Studio updates, close Android Studio before starting the installer. The Android Studio Latest EXE x64 package can return Exit Code 1 when the IDE is open during update, so Intune, ConfigMgr, RMM, or PSADT deployments should prompt or pre-close studio64.exe before retrying the install.

Also treat inventory detection carefully: Android Studio version reporting can be inconsistent across registry and install metadata, so verify the installed product/version from the managed endpoint before assuming update applicability is wrong. Use the official Android Studio download page as the package source.

For unattended Windows deployment, Android Studio’s EXE installer can be run silently with the NSIS-style switch /S, for example android-studio-*-windows.exe /S. The switch is case-sensitive for many NSIS packages, so keep the capital S in software-distribution commands.

If you pre-stage SDK content for new users, use real Windows profile paths rather than a collapsed string: the usual per-user SDK location is %LOCALAPPDATA%\Android\Sdk, and a default-user seed path would be C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk. Keep that separate from the Android Studio application install directory so updates do not remove the SDK payload.