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AAndroid studio displayed access is denied
Android studio displayed access is denied during gradle build
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_251\native\68d5fa5c4cc2d200863cafc0d521ce42e7d3e7ee720ec0a83991735586a16f82\windows-amd64\native-platform.dll.lock (Access is denied)
Kindly request a solution
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Veeran
Try after deleting the .lock file and restart Android Studio.
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