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Android Studio , RuntimeError
Asked 7 years ago
4 Dec 2017
Views 1996
angeo

angeo posted

Android studio not able to run project

not able to run android project at android studio 

Plugin "Android Games" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled
Plugin "Android NDK Support" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled. 
Plugin "Android APK Support" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled.
 Plugin "Google Developers Samples" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled. Plugin "Google Cloud Tools For Android Studio" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled. 
Plugin "Test Recorder" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled. 
Plugin "Firebase Testing" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled.
 Plugin "Google Services" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled.
 Plugin "Firebase Services" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled. 
Plugin "App Links Assistant" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled. 
Plugin "Firebase App Indexing" was not loaded: required plugin "Android Support" is disabled.
jaydeep

jaydeep
answered Apr 24 '23 00:00

If you encounter an issue where Android Studio cannot run your project, there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the problem.

Firstly, ensure that you are running the latest version of Android Studio. You can check for updates by navigating to the "Help" menu and selecting "Check for Updates".

Next, double-check that your project dependencies are configured correctly. Confirm that you have the appropriate versions of all dependencies, such as the Android SDK and Gradle.

Verify that your project is set up correctly, including the build.gradle files, AndroidManifest.xml, and other configuration files.

Make sure that you have installed the necessary SDK platforms and tools. You can do this by accessing the "SDK Manager" in Android Studio and verifying that the required SDK platforms and tools are installed.

Try cleaning and rebuilding your project. Navigate to the "Build" menu and select "Clean Project", then select "Rebuild Project". This will clear any existing build artifacts and rebuild the project from scratch.

Confirm that your device or emulator is properly configured, and that you have the correct device drivers installed. Ensure that the device or emulator is properly connected to your computer.

Lastly, try restarting both Android Studio and your computer. Restarting can sometimes resolve issues caused by conflicting processes or services.

If none of these steps solve the issue, you can search for specific error messages or seek assistance from the Android Studio community.
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