Getting error message “Android sdk content loader stuck at 0%”

Question

When I open Eclipse it shows the message Android sdk content loader 0%. How to solve this? I have turned off project build automaticaly and cleaned all

Answer 1

I too faced similar issue.. I tried many things but none worked.. But then I tried deleting cache folder & ddms.cfg file from %USERPROFILE%/.android folder and from then on it started working properly..

Answer 2

In my case I renamed every project folder in the workspace (suffixed folder names with _), then opened workspace and it finished its stupid tasks, then closed eclipse, then renamed the few project folders I really need back to their original folder names, then File > Refresh (keeping the projects that still had renamed folders), then right-click on each project and 'Open Project...'. Saved the day.

Answer 3

Go in the task manager and delete the adb process..then restart you eclipse...

OR

Open adb shell with path: sdk/plateform-tools/

Give command: SDK\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb kill-server

press enter

Again give command: SDK\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb start-server

press enter

This will restart your adb..Good luck!!

Answer 4

None of the above worked for me - but I found another way to get around this.

1. In eclipse preferences, go to General/Workspace and click the 'Startup and Shutdown' option. In the dialog that opens unselect 'Android Development Toolkit' (and while you're at it maybe uncheck all the other annoying things eclipse does at start up).

2. Restart eclipse and you'll find your Android projects don't work but you don't get the non=progressing content loader initialization.

3. Go back to the General/Workspace/'Startupand shutdown' dialog and enable it again.

4. Restart eclipse once more and after cleaning and rebuilding you may find its all okay for again (was for me).

Answer 5

Maybe this would be helpful for someone.

If you cannot kill the adb process in Windows Manager, unplug your phone from the usb port. Then you can stop adb, restart Eclipse and everything works again :) at least in my case.

Answer 6

I had the same problem after I tried to add a project from existing code. I shut the eclipse down and removed the project to another address. I don't know what the problem was but it solved it!