A problem with setting my devices

[tomy]

Hi,

Please take a look at the screenshot below. I'm trying to make my Android files appropriate for building APK applications.
Although everything looks new, I still get the following error:

X Platform SDK Installed

How to work this problem out please?

[SGaist]

Hi,

Launch the Android SDK Manager and check what platform(s) is/are installed.

[tomy]

@SGaist
The SDK folder on my machine is about 2.5 GB.

I ticked the following items only:

What should I add/remove please?
By the way, I can't find the SDK Manager in my SDK folder!

[SGaist]

Are you using Android Studio ?

[tomy]

@SGaist

No, just Qt Creator.

[SGaist]

I mean: are you using Android Studio to manage your SDK installation ?

[tomy]

@SGaist
Yes.
As I said, I can't find the SDK Manager in my SDK folder so using Android Studio will become the only remained option I guess. Not?

[SGaist]

I currently cannot affirm that using Android Studio's SDK setup works with Qt Creator.

I've always used the Command Line Tools lower on the download page.

[tomy]

@SGaist

I downloaded the Windows version of sdk tools from that page.
Now where is the SDK Manager please?

[SGaist]

Wouldn't it be quicker to use Explorer's search tool to locate the executable ?

[tomy]

@SGaist

It is, indeed, when we know the name of the file.

I don't see any sdkmanager.exe.
The only two files I supposed to do the task are emulator-check and emulator. I previously also have searched for the sdk manager in the folder before going for Android Studio.

But as you see there's no such a file to run.

Beforehand, a year ago when I had prior versions of all stuff, there actually was both the sdk and avd managers to run. But in this new version I con't find them .

[SGaist]

From the Android documentation, it should be in android_sdk/tools/bin/

[tomy]

@SGaist
Yeah, but not a .exe file but a .bat one!

[SGaist]

Which is equivalent to a bash script in the Unix world.

[tomy]

@SGaist s

Which is equivalent to a bash script in the Unix world.

Probably. I don't know.

Now what should I do?