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Invalid Keystore Problem?

Recently I published my new app, and this morning I decided to make a little changes to this app. However, every time I import any of my app folders on Eclipse, this error always s

Solution 1:

Delete .android folder in your work space then try with step by step process.

Also, be careful while creating key stores and passwords and alias.

Solution 2:

I had the same problem a while ago, when I changed the pass for the default.keystore

Check if the keystore that you are using as "debug.keystore" has the same pass as the default one. The following are the default:

Keystore name: "debug.keystore" Keystore password: "android" Key alias: "androiddebugkey" Key password: "android"

Android app signing

Solution 3:

Try deleting your trusted.certs file.

If the keystore has actually been corrupted, you won't be able to regenerate the same one and update your app... this is why it's very, very important to back up your keystore.

If the error pops up when you're importing a project rather than keysigning your app, though, I suspect it's a problem with Eclipse or your Java setup... not a problem with the keystore you created.

Solution 4:

Go to the folder, delete debug.keystore and restart Eclipse.

C:\Users\INTEL\.android

Solution 5:

Am using below version, i just did clean then build for the project and worked.

clean project

build project

android studio version

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