Where is uninstall.exe located in android studio 4+?
I recently updated my android studio from version 2020.3 to 2021.1.1 and its causing some issues. Tried to go back to 2020.3 but when I try to uninstall it from windows settings panel the following message shows up.
Went to check inside the file explorer and it really does not have the uninstall.exe file.
I am convinced that there could be an easier solution to this instead of needing to download an older version of Android studio and needing to extract unintall.exe file and copy/paste it in mine.
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In previous versions of Android Studio I always used it to get file templates to cut down the time for writing code. But now with the latest version (Chipmunk 2021.2.1 Patch 2) I can't find the file templates?
Well, what I found is that the problem is not with this version of Android Studio specifically. But it happens when you update Android Studio as it unfortunately deletes the previously created file templates. So be careful when updating Android Studio and take a copy of your template files.
i found android studio file templates in:
Windows ::
C:\Users{USERNAME}\AppData\Roaming\Google\AndroidStudio2021.2\fileTemplates
MacOs ::
~/Library/Application Support/Google/AndroidStudio2021.2/settingsRepository/repository/templates
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thank you for helping
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An android project keeps the path to Java Development Kit - JDK. If you open the project on another device, this paths often won't math. Android Studio is offering to solve this error easily - just click "Use Embedded JDK" hint.
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Go to your android studio installation folder then search for this file. After this
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I have a cordova project in visual studio. When running the app onto a device the error
Could not find gradle wrapper within Android SDK. Might need to update your Android SDK
keeps popping up. I have android studio, android sdk(updated) installed. The adb is working and detecting my device all fine. I have searched a lot and most of the answers that i have found are telling to download the sdk once more. But i already have it on my machine.
Visual studio is looking for the gradle wrapper in the location
path-to-sdk\tools
folder. So what i did is copied the template folder from
C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio\plugins\android\lib
and pasted that folder into the above sdk tools folder. Re-ran the project. Fixed it.