I'd really like to keep Windows 8.1 and the current 0.5.9 version of AS without having to revert back to Win 8 or another AS version. Seems like at this point, if I open the emulator, that's when I get the blue screen with :(
Once I reopen, I can see the project and it builds fine. All you need to do is turning it on since it is disabled by default.
If I leave AS open, it just keeps popping up the same type of content storage error until I close and reopen AS. Windows 10 Creator Update version 1703 adds a new feature named Storage Sense which can automatically free up disk space by getting rid of files you don’t need. When I open Android Studio again, I get a bunch of errors like this:Ĭannot load settings from file 'C:\Users\Me\.AndroidStudioPreview\config\options\': : Unexpected content storage modification File content will be recreated Its not something that you would need to do. Make sure you download the latest version (4.07) which is compatible with Windows 8.1. Hello Bru, You may want to clear the thumbnail cache if the Windows Explorer thumbnail pictures have become corrupted and not displaying properly, or the thumbnail cache file has become to large and you want to clear some hard disk space. I would provide a link but I am still waiting to be verified. I cleaned out all temp files using CCleaner after I noticed my disk was 100% in the task manager, but that didn't seem to fix much (even though I cleaned 16G out!). I would recommend downloading an application called Hitman Pro and scanning with that, then attempting CCleaner install again. Ever since I updated my PC to Windows 8.1, when I start Android Studio and run a simple app I'm testing with, I get a :( with a "critical_structure_error" that forces my core i7 to restart!
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