12-19-2013, 11:05 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-19-2013, 11:05 PM by solarmystic.)
@bhavin192
As TheDax has mentioned, you have to place it under the PATH variable located under the System Variables category and ONLY in that location. Adding multiple entries under other variable names will not work. E.g. the GIT variable you added earlier on.
As an example, I installed git to D:\Apps\Git so I added D:\Apps\Git\cmd to the PATH variable under System Variables as follows:-
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As TheDax has mentioned, you have to place it under the PATH variable located under the System Variables category and ONLY in that location. Adding multiple entries under other variable names will not work. E.g. the GIT variable you added earlier on.
As an example, I installed git to D:\Apps\Git so I added D:\Apps\Git\cmd to the PATH variable under System Variables as follows:-
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