How do I remove an image-system for avd file in Android Studio?

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I want to remove the api 16 of jelly bean but there is not remove button how can I do that. image file is very big size file so I need don't many system image file

Android Solutions

Solution 1 - Android

  • Go to Preferences / Appearance & Behaviour / System Settings / Android SDK

  • Tick Show package details in the bottom right.

  • Untick the version(s) of Android you want to uninstall and click Ok.

Solution 2 - Android

After selecting show hidden files option from windows explorer, go to the location where Android SDK is installed. Then open system-images folder. You will see a folder named as the api level same as jelly bean. Just remove that folder.

Solution 3 - Android

For Mac users:

rm -r ~/Library/Android/sdk/system-images/android-XX

Solution 4 - Android

This is hidden now. to not delete your SDK along with the image. you need to

  1. Tools->SDK manager
  2. Select show package details,
  3. then select the relevant system image only, leaving in your sdk

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Solution 5 - Android

The Process is relatively simple and is as follows:

  1. Select the image from Android SDK Manager
  2. Remove the unnecessary system image by selecting the image and then clicking Delete package.
  3. Install your image of choice.

Solution 6 - Android

File -> Settings-> SDK

  1. Check 'Show Package Details'
  2. Uncheck the System Image you want to Delete
  3. Click 'OK' and will Delete ARM Images.

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Solution 7 - Android

For Mac users is the same path Users > YourUserName > Library > Android > sdk > system-images

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