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So , I deleted Android studio cause I won’t be using it in some time , and I want to free space in my PC
I am at C: > Pc > AppData > Local >
And there are two folders about android:
1: Android : Which contains a folder called ‘Sdk’ , which contains other stuff , if I delete the ‘Android’ folder , will it be safe to install everything normally again?
2: Android Open Source Project: it contains a folder called ‘Emulator’ , which contains other things inside , is it safe to delete ‘Android Open Source Project’ and if I want to install Android studio again, shall everything work normally? (Sorry if my English is a bit bad :,3 )
Thank you all for reading ^
File > Close Project
move your mouse cursor on the project and press Delete keyboard button :)
EDIT try this solution, works for me
This is for Android Studio 1.0.2(Windows7). Right click on the project on project bar and delete.

Then remove the project folder from within your user folder under 'AndroidStudioProject' using Windows explorer.
Close the studio and relaunch you will presented with welcome screen. Click on deleted project from left side pane then select the option to remove from the list. Done!

First, try to delete all the hidden files of Android from the home directory if any exist. Hidden files are in .cache/Google/ and .config/Google of your home directory.
Then, type the following commands in Terminal.
$ cd /usr/local
$ sudo rm -r ./android-studio
sudo snap remove android-studio
Hi,
Since I'm beginner, I have a simple question: How can I totally remove a project (an App)?
Thanks
Hello r/androiddev and fellow open-source enthusiasts,
I've recently put together a small project that I thought might be of interest to some of you here. It's an Android App Remover, designed to help streamline the process of uninstalling apps from your device, particularly useful for those of us who frequently test or manage many apps.
What It Does:
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Lists all non-system apps installed on your Android device.
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Allows for easy selection and automatic uninstallation of multiple apps. Utilizes Android's Accessibility Service to automate the uninstallation process.
Why I Made It:
As a developer, I often find myself needing to clear out numerous apps from my testing devices. This tool was created to simplify that process, and I thought it could be beneficial for others in similar situations.
Project Details:
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Open-sourced under the MIT license.
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Aimed at demonstrating practical use of Android's Accessibility API.
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Looking for feedback, suggestions, or contributions to improve it.
Interested?
You can check out the project here: https://github.com/Awoapp/AppRemoverAccessibilityServiceSample/tree/master
I'd love to hear your thoughts or any feedback you might have. Whether it's suggestions for improvements, bug reports, or potential contributions, all are welcome!