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So I just attempted some sort of update using the SDK and AVD Manager in eclipse. I think I just clicked update all, and installed an update. After I installed this, I restarted eclipse, but when it started up again, I got an error message saying that I need to update my ADT to the latest version (14.00) and that mine is version 12.00.

But when I try to go to the SDK and AVD manager to update the ADT it says Location of the android SDK has not been set in the preferences

So then when I go to preferences and look at the SDK location it says This Android SDK requires Android Developer Toolkit version 14.0.0 or above. Current version is 12.0.0.v201106281929-138431. Please update ADT to the latest version.

Do I need to somehow manually update the SDK? I am not really sure what happened here. Thanks in advance for any help.

wfbarksdale
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I recently had this issue and what I did was completely remove the ADT, SDK's, tools, everything and then re-install and update. I did not have to delete Eclipse though.

EDIT:

Here is a link to the AVD revision information site. If you look at the different versions, it will tell you the required SDK tools version. When this happened to me, I remember it saying something like "if you have less than version 14 then you must update manually" ... but I was unable to find it.

Here is a link to the SDK tools revision information site.

Jack
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  • Weird, so there is some problem with the updater. It would be cool if there was a button that you could use to submit a question to google so that they could figure out what is causing this. – wfbarksdale Nov 25 '11 at 00:24