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Alice Spencer
12,273 PointsAndroid Studio can't find SDK directory
When I open Android Studio and click on New Project I get the following warning
Your Android SDK is missing, out of date, or is missing templates. You can configure your SDK via Configure | Project Defaults | Project Structure | SDKs
I followed the path to configure the SDK, and it's asking for a path. I've searched my computer, and I can't find it :-( or I don't know what I'm looking for (either is entirely possible).
I'm running Win 8 and extracted the Android Studio file to my downloads folder.
1 Answer

David Postlethwaite
9,355 PointsAlice, With the recent update to Android studio it wanted the sdk folder outside of the android studio folder. I had to move my sdk folder once I updated, I found it by:
C:\Users<user>.AndroidStudioBeta
otherwise look in the android project folder in the documents folder.
or \Users<user>\sdk\
I hope this helps
Alice Spencer
12,273 PointsAlice Spencer
12,273 PointsThank you, thank you, thank you!! I was searching completely to far down the file tree, no wonder I couldn't find it!