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Hello, I am running AI studio 2025.0.0 and when i go to import read csv none of my files appear in my downloads or desktop. I tried going around this by dragging and dropping the file but it kept giving me an error. i also triedd uninstalling and reinstalling.
Hello there, just a quick question—while using the Read CSV operator, did you check the file type selector on the bottom right? Make sure it's set to "All Files" or "CSV" to ensure your CSV files are visible.
Regarding the second image, it’s just a warning. It means that if you move the directory containing your data and programs to another computer, you may encounter errors unless the file paths remain exactly the same. If you’re not planning to switch computers or share your programs, you can safely ignore this message.
To resolve this warning, follow these steps:
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I’d also recommend checking out this helpful community post: Organizing and Importing Data in AI Studio.
It still is not recognizing any files though. I looked at my permissions as well and AISTUDIO has full drive acess.
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