💻 Fix 'ADB Not Recognized' Error: Add Android SDK to Your PATH (Windows) 💻

Hey guys, are you tired of seeing "ADB command not found" errors when trying to use the ADB in the command prompt? Well, I've got the solution for you! In this video, I'll walk you through the simple steps to add the path to your Android SDK (installed with Android Studio) to your system's environment variables. This will allow you to run ADB commands directly from your command prompt or terminal, making it easier to test and debug your Android apps.

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