If there's a version missmatch this workaround doesn't work. Pay attention to the required version though. You can either copy it over to the other Unity Editor installation (Might get a filename too long exception though) or just link to the path from the 2021 installation in your 2020 editor. For some reason sdk, ndk and jdk are properly installed here. Use Unity Hub 2.X when installing older Unity Versions.Manually install Android SDK, NDK & JDK and locate path in Unity Editor.It's a weird bug, but happened to me every time and on different machines. For some reason the newer Unity Hub doesn't install Android SDK & NDK and OpenJDK for older Unity versions. I could reproduce this error when installing older Unity Versions (for me 2020.3.25f1) with Unity Hub 3.x. But to get the sdk you have to install android studio, then download all the individual packages using the sdk manager (which is a tiny hard to find icon!).
Manually download sdk, jdk and ndk, untick the boxes and add the paths where you have put them. If nothing else works I think this would, but its not pretty. Maybe try uninstalling all versions of unity + unity hub, restart machine and start again installing unity hub. I'm really suprised uninstalling unity and reinstalling didnt fix it. I dont think you are having this bug tho, your problem sounds different. Then just retick the boxes to put it back the way it was originaly.(optional, save project and exit and repoen it).untick the use version installed with unity box If youre releasing your game on both iOS and Android, register both build targets of your Unity project with the same Firebase project.There has been a bug in unity forever with those.
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