How to reset Android Studio

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I want to reset Android Studio 0 2 13 to the default state  That means reset all settings  remove all projects  all gradle files so that it would act like a fresh installation  What steps do I have to follow to achieve this

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Open Home Press Ctrl H  to show hidden files    Delete AndroidStudio setting folder  like image below    Restart Android Studio

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You can reset it via menu  File  gt  Manage IDE Settings  gt  Restore Default Settings

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On Mac OS X with Android Studio    1 0 0  Run these lines   rm -rf   Library Application Support AndroidStudio rm -rf   Library Caches AndroidStudio  rm -rf   Library Logs AndroidStudio rm -rf   Library Preferences AndroidStudio

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From Linux this is what I did   Remove the  AndroidStudioBeta folder   rm -r    AndroidStudioBeta   Remove the project folder  For example   rm -r   AndroidStudioProjects   I needed to do both or stuff kept hanging around    Hope this helps

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Build - Clean project  Basically  this is a problem with studio 3 0   https   developer android com studio build gradle-plugin-3-0-0 html  authorized link

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We can no longer reset android studio to it s default state by the answers methods given in this question from android studio 3 2 0 Here is the updated new method to do it  It consumes less time as it does not require any update installation    For Windows Mac   Open my computer Go to  C  Users Username  android build-cache Delete the cache files found inside the folder build-cache Note  do not delete the folder named as  3 2 0  and  3 2 1  which will be inside the build-cache Restart Android studio     and that would completely reset your android studio settings from Android studio 3 2 0 and up

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On a Mac  Delete these using the terminal  usage  rm -rf folderpath      Library Preferences AndroidStudioBeta   Library Application Support AndroidStudioBeta   Library Caches AndroidStudioBeta   Library Logs AndroidStudioBeta

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If you are using Windows and Android Studio 4 and above  the location to the directory is C  Users your name  AppData Roaming Google  Simple delete the Google folder to reset all settings  Open Android Studio and do not import settings when asked

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close project if not done earlier or working on a new project  Now open android studio and click on the configure settings button available at the bottom of the small window of android studio  there you will see restore settings to default option  The safe way to do it

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Windows Users   Look for C - Users- YourUserName-  AndroidStudio or  AndroidStudioBeta folder  Delete that   Mac Users   Delete these using the terminal  usage  rm -rf folderpath      Library Preferences AndroidStudioBeta   Library Application Support AndroidStudioBeta   Library Caches AndroidStudioBeta   Library Logs AndroidStudioBeta  Linus Users   Delete these using the terminal  usage  rm -r folderpath      AndroidStudioBeta config or    AndroidStudio config

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On MAC delete this folder    Library Application Support Google AndroidStudio4 1

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I only know how to do this on Windows  but it should be similar on any OS  you will just need to find the correct location yourself - google search would help with that   On Windows  Go to your User Folder - on Windows 7 8 this would be   SYSDRIVE   Users  your username   ex  C  Users JohnDoe   In this folder there should be a folder called  AndroidStudioBeta or  AndroidStudio  notice the period at the start - so on some OSes it would be hidden   Update Now  Android Studio settings is at  C  Users  lt Your User gt  AppData Roaming Google  AndroidStudio4 X Delete this folder  or better yet  move it to a backup location - so you can return it if something goes wrong   This should reset your Android Studio settings to default

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On Mac OS X  Remove these directories     Library Application Support AndroidStudioBeta     Library Caches AndroidStudioBeta   Library Logs AndroidStudioBeta     Library Preferences AndroidStudioBeta

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For MaxOSX   rm -rfv   Library Application  Support AndroidStudio  rm -rfv   Library Preferences AndroidStudio  rm -rfv   Library Caches AndroidStudio  rm -rfv   Library Logs AndroidStudio  rm -rfv    AndroidStudio    For Android Studio 1 2 2 version  config path is   Library Application  Support AndroidStudio1 2  and   Library Preferences AndroidStudio1 2  so it s better to rm matching prefix

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Linux Android Studio 0 8 6   rm -R    AndroidStudioBeta config   Linux Android Studio 1 0 0   rm -R    AndroidStudio config

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Linux AnddroidStudio 1 1 0  rm -r    AndroidStudio

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