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AVR Studio 4 Installation Guide

Introduction to AVR Studio 4

AVR Studio 4 is Atmel's integrated development environment (IDE) specially design to write and debug applications for AVR devices. The suite includes a text editor to write programs, an assembler to translate assembly code into object programs, and a simulator to watch code's behavior without need of having an AVR device attached.  

System Requirements :
  • Window XP
  • Window Vista
  • Window 7(32-Bit)
  • Window 7(64-Bit)
  • Windows 8

Step 1:
Download AVR Studio 4 from Here - Download

Step 2:
Download Win AVR from Here - Download

Step 3: 
Install Win AVR Software

Step 4:
Installing AVR Studio
  • Locate the setup program in the folder where you downloaded the software. In this case, the name of the setup program is aStudio4b460.exe.


  • Double-click on aStudio4b460.exe to start the installation. Select Next on the appearing window.
  • Read the license agreement, select the "I accept" option, and click Next.
  • The next window will ask whether you want to install an USB driver. Do not check this option
    because that driver is not the right one for the AT90USB device. Simply choose Next. 
  • Click Install to start AVR Studio installation process.

    Once it is completed, click Finish.
  • To complete AVR Studio, we must install AVR Studio 4.12 Service Pack 4.

    Locate the setup program in the folder where you downloaded the software. In this case, select the setup program aStudio412SP4b498.exe to start installation. Click Next in the appearing window.
  • The next window will ask again whether you want to install an USB driver. Do not check this option because that driver is not the right one for the AT90USB device. Simply choose Next to proceed with the installation.
  • The last window should appear. Click Finish to complete installation. AVR Studio is now installed. 

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