How do I completely uninstall Android?

Question

I'm trying to Install Android SDK with Eclipse on my computer. I did something wrong (I think I installed some Galileo components into Juno) and the Android plugins aren't working correctly. When I deleted Eclipse directly and pulled it out of the .zip again, the plugins were all still installed. Does anyone know where they are, so I can delete them?

Solution

If you are still trying out and not into serious development, go with android Studio. Its much more tailored for android development and is the one which has more active development going forward.

If you want to continue using eclipse, plugins are installed under plugins folder at eclipse installation.

Comments

[Michael Hampton]

You need to specify whether you're running Windows, Mac OS X or Linux.

[Yoko Hailemariam]

@Michael O yes- Windows 7, 64-bit.

[Pacerier]

See stackoverflow.com/q/17625622/632951 , though that is asking for Android Studio.

[ssnobody]

Install Plug-in Development Environment (PDE) then the Plugin Registry will tell you where your plugins are.

[Yoko Hailemariam]

It still is showing everything as installed.

[Yoko Hailemariam]

Is there anywhere else that it keeps data?

[Yoko Hailemariam]

I don't even remember what computer this question was for anymore. :P IntelliJ really does make great IDEs.