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I have Android-4.0.3 installed on Eclipse. I want to create an app which is targeted for 2.1. For this I need to update the SDK for Android-2.1.
The problem is that my C:\Program Files(x86)\Android is not writable by network administrator.
Is it possible to install the updated Android SDK in any other path?
Thanks
Yes, it is possible. Install the required Android SDK to any suitable location and modify the Android preferences in Eclipse.
In Eclipse, go to Window -> Preferences -> Android and change the SDK Location