Android SDK location

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I have Xamarin Studio  and I need to specify the Android SDK Location  I have previously had Xamarin Studio working on my pc  and for some reason  I need to enter this again   I have entered the following location   C  Users   username   AppData Local Android android-sdk  Xamarin Studio does not accept this location and displays the following message   No SDK found at the specified location   This location has platform-tools and other SDK folders   Why is this not working  and what should I do

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The Android SDK path is usually C  Users  lt username gt  AppData Local Android sdk

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Have you tried to find this folder via the Windows explorer  Can it been seen  Maybe the folder is hidden  by default install - it is hidden by the Windows operating system in the users folder   Just check that you can view hidden folders in Windows explorer  by the settings in the windows control panel   appearance and personalization   folder options   show hidden files and folders   This happened to me as the Windows OS could not find the SDK folder which was required for the Android Studio SDK path  and was resolved by showing hidden files and folders  which enabled me to complete the default SDK install path location

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The question doesn t seem to require a programmatic solution  but my Google search brought me here anyway  Here s my C  attempt at detecting where the SDK is installed  based on the most common installation paths   static string FindAndroidSDKPath         string uniqueFile   Path Combine  platform-tools    adb exe       look for adb in Android folders     string   searchDirs                    User AppData Local         Environment GetFolderPath Environment SpecialFolder LocalApplicationData              Program Files         Environment GetFolderPath Environment SpecialFolder ProgramFiles              Program Files  x86   it s okay if we re on 32-bit  we check if this folder exists first          Environment GetFolderPath Environment SpecialFolder ProgramFiles       x86               User AppData Roaming         Environment GetFolderPath Environment SpecialFolder ApplicationData             foreach  string searchDir in searchDirs                string androidDir   Path Combine searchDir   Android            if  Directory Exists androidDir                         string   subDirs   Directory GetDirectories androidDir    sdk    SearchOption TopDirectoryOnly               foreach  string subDir in subDirs                                string path   Path Combine subDir  uniqueFile                   if  File Exists path                                            found unique file at DIR Android                     return subDir                                                         no luck finding SDK         return null      I need this because I m writing an extension to a C  program to work with Android Studio Gradle  Hopefully someone else will find this approach useful

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I found it here C  Users username AppData Local Android sdk

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On 28 April 2019 official procedure is the following    Download and install Android Studio from - link Start Android Studio  On first launch  the Android Studio will download latest Android SDK into officially accepted folder When Android studio finish downloading components you can copy paste path from the  Downloading Components  view logs so you don t need to type your  Username   For Windows   C  Users   Username   AppData Local Android Sdk

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If you have downloaded sdk manager zip  from  https   developer android com studio  downloads   then you have Android SDK Location as root of the extracted folder   So silly  But it took time for me as a beginner

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For Mac OS Catalina with zsh   echo   nexport PATH   PATH    HOME Library Android sdk    gt  gt   HOME  zshrc  restart the terminal and woala

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Try to open the Android Sdk manager and the path would be displayed on the status bar

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When you first time install Android Studio Setup  you can also see the SDK folder  For me it is  C  Users  USERNAME  AppData Local Android sdk

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Do you have a screen of the content of your folder  This is my setup        I hope these screenshots can help you out

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The default location for Android sdk s  on a Mac is    Users  username  Library Android sdk

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If you only installed Xamarin with Visual Studio setup  the android SDK location is    C  Program Files  x86  Android android-sdk   You can find it in Android SDK Manager as said Raj Asapu   In visual Studio     Note   you should not use Program Files path to install Android Studio due to the space in path

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If you can run the  sdkmanager  from the command line  then running sdkmanager --verbose --list will reveal the paths it checks   For example  I have installed the SDK in c  spool Android and for me running the sdkmanager --verbose --list looks like      gt sdkmanager --list --verbose Info  Parsing c  spool Android build-tools 27 0 3 package xml Info  Parsing c  spool Android emulator package xml Info  Parsing c  spool Android extras android m2repository package xml Info  Parsing c  spool Android extras intel Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager package xml Info  Parsing c  spool Android patcher v4 package xml Info  Parsing c  spool Android platform-tools package xml Info  Parsing c  spool Android platforms android-27 package xml Info  Parsing c  spool Android tools package xml Installed packages                        100  Computing updates    -------------------------------------- build-tools 27 0 3     Description         Android SDK Build-Tools 27 0 3     Version             27 0 3     Installed Location  c  spool Android build-tools 27 0 3   P S  On another PC I let the Android Studio install the Android SDK for me  and the SDK ended up in C  Users MyUsername AppData Local Android Sdk

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Update v3 3    Update    Android Studio 3 1 update  some of the icon images have changed  Click this icon in Android Studio     Original    Click this icon in Android Studio for the Android SDK manager    And your Android SDK Location will be here

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Just add a new empty directory that path is     Users username Library Android sdk     Then reopen it

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press WIN R and from the run dialog run dialog  Execute the following     appdata    Local Android    You should now be presented with Folder Explorer displaying the parent directory of the SDK

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