Eclipse can't find older android SDKs even though I've downloaded them

Question

I have Android 4.2 installed and working in Eclipse. I'd now like to test my app with older SDK versions.

I've used "Android SDK Manager" to download these older SDK versions, and they show up as "Installed" there, and I can create AVDs using those platforms, but when in Eclipse, only my 4.2 AVDs show up.

Also strange: If I browse to:

E:\adt\sdk\platforms

... the only directory is:

android-17

So where is 'android-10' that I have downloaded via the SDK manager?

When I go to preferences in Eclipse, as mentioned, only 4.2 shows up:

What gives?!

Answer 1

The SDK Path on your SDK Manager window says that the path is E:\Program Files(x86)\Android\android-sdk. You are trying to search in E:\adt\sdk\platforms and it is not there.

Answer 2

Upon checking my ANDROID_HOME environment variable I was confused to find:

E:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk

And upon further inspection, the SDK Manager also shows that in the screenshot above. So obviously something strange has happened.

Trying to figure out how to get things sane again...