I saved this to a file named UpdatePathEnvironmentVariable.ps1. Let’s create a whole script now so we can update the PATH Environment Variable and be able to use it in the future. Click the File menu and select the 'New Text File' option. Let’s see if we can fix this, first let us exam our current paths we have configured (it’s good to take a backup of this configuration before you make any changes, you can do that with the following PowerShell command: $env:path | Out-File C:\EnvironmentVariableBackup.txt To create a script with Visual Basic Code on Windows 10 (or 11), use these steps: Open VS Code. From the Start Menu Click Start, type PowerShell, and then click Windows PowerShell. Follow the steps below to use this method to open PowerShell: Open. ::SetEnvironmentVariable("PATH","C:\Testing","Machine") The quickest way to open Windows PowerShell in a folder is the Shift + Right-Click method. Most forums I’ve seen are telling people to do this, good thing I backed up my paths before trying this method, as all my paths got erased. Unfortunately, when using the following PowerShell command, it erases all other entries in your PATH Environment Variable. You can hit the Windows + X keyboard shortcut to open the Power Users menu and opt for Windows PowerShell to open it. PowerShell Version: 2.145 (Type “HOST” at a PowerShell Prompt).import sys print sys.executable print sys. ![]() ![]() Windows 10 Enterprise: Version 1909 (OS Build 18396.535) (Type winver or systeminfo at a Command Prompt) In the sys package, you can find a lot of useful information about your installation.
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