Android Error – Android SDK Not Found
Fix the Android error "Location of the Android SDK has not been setup in the preferences" that appears when you create a new Eclipse workspace.
This usually happens when you create a new Eclipse workspace. So every time you create a new workspace, check that you don’t get this error by doing the following.
When we try to open the SDK, we get the following error:
Location of the Android SDK has not been setup in the preferences.
This is because the path to the Android SDK has been lost.
Solution
The solution is to go to “Windows/Preferences”.
Then, under “Android” in the “SDK Location” section, browse to the folder where the Android SDK is located (if you followed the installation tutorial on this site, it will be in: "C:android-sdk").
“Android Error – Android SDK Not Found” by Ramón Invarato at jarroba.com, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0. Registered at Safe Creative.
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