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enter image description here Please check the image, I am in my root Flutter project folder, and I am trying to change my Flutter version using FVM, because I need to use the earlier version; 3.3.8 When I run fvm list, it shows me that I have stable 3.3.10, and 3.3.8, however the stupid "fvm use is not running, I have no idea why. I am the only user, and I activated all the administrator privilages and turned the developer mode on. There should not be an issue with that. In addition, I can use any version inside my android studio by changing it manually from the settings, and manually downloading the version I need. However, when I want to use the terminal inside android studio, it is still telling me that I am using the newest version of flutter, I am assuming the global version I installed. Please help me use the desired version inside the terminal in android studio, the output is the same as in the picture I provided. At this point I am thinking of deleting this windows all together and switching to linux.

I have tried whatever I could find online, nothing is working. I am able to use any version manually from settings in android studio, but the problem is in the terminal inside the studio.

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So I solved it by manually going to my root flutter installed folder and changing my flutter version using the terminal (Not the FVM version). Then used only flutter-given commands instead of FVM; I know it is not the best solution, but it works.

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