I have android studio 1.3 and my sdk folder is in full update. But I do not want to have API18, API19 and the higher API in my android studio. Because I do not need them. Please say me that if I do not want to use the API18 to higher,What things should I delete from the sdk folder exactly?
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Should be the same process: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15182377/uninstall-old-android-sdk-versions – Anton Malyshev Aug 19 '15 at 06:06
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In the Android Studio SDK manager, click on the Show package details checkbox in the bottom right corner, then untick the boxes for all the old SDK versions/emulators/documentation etc that you want to delete, and hit Apply.
You can safely delete any files for older SDK's on the SDK Platforms page, but I'd advise leaving everything on the SDK Tools page installed as these don't take up much space, and for the most part are not platform specific.
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Instead of Force Delete you can Make It Simple By Using SDK Manager, Just Open Sdk manager, Mark Those Installed API which you want to uninstall and Click on Uninstall Package. It Should be Uninstalled.
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Run your SDK Manager, select all the tools you want to uninstall, and click on the "Delete Packages" button, this will remove all the tools you selected.
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