Android Studio 2.3 Sdk Manager Tabs Grayed Out
Solution 1:
I think I have the answer. The Android Studio Bundle installer installs the sdk to C:/Android/sdk. But the first-run install wizard installs the sdk to c:/Users/username/AppData/Local/Android/Sdk.
On a clean install, the fix is to correct the first-run-wizard sdk path to C:/Android/sdk. The wizard provides a dialog box to do this. Do it before you click "continue", and everything is fine.
But this is a pretty massive error. Apparently, the developers rely on sophisticated tools, without bothering with a final end-to-end check.
Solution 2:
All you have to do is to click Edit and change Android SDK Location to: C:\Android\sdk or the hard disk you did the installation.
Solution 3:
A possible workaround for now is to use the command-line tool in the tools/bin/sdkmanager. More info here: https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/sdkmanager.html
Solution 4:
Quickest fix to this is to create the folder C:/Android/sdk manually. Then go back into SDK Manager settings and point it at that location. It will then allow you to download the SDK.
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