To persist environment variables across shell instances, you can save the cmdlets into your profile script, or on Windows, you can save them in the user registry or machine registry like this: Powershell Copy
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When you launch the Command Prompt from Run, it opens in the directory path of the user profile. But sometimes you might need it to open it in the currently opened folder path.For example,if you try to run a program in Command Prompt that is not listed in the PATH variable, you will...
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12. Re-open the Windows search box and typecmdin it, then right-click on the result and selectRun as Administrator,to open the app as below. 13. Now you can open the software path you added to the Edit environment variable window by entering its executable. ...
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How to set PATH variables manually on Windows 11/10 Without further ado, let’s see how you can add or edit a PATH Environment Variable in Windows 11/10: Click on the Search menu on the Taskbar and open the Windows Settings From the Settings panel, click on the System option from the...
How to set Environment Variables Tim ManganI tried to set a environment variable usingHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment, but that is not being picked up by the package. The configured variable does not appear in the package. Seems to be the same issue...
So with PsfTooling the Processes section tries to set a process match based on the individual shortcut target and it probably does not handle the shell launch cases (cmd, txt, pdf, etc files). You might need to manually change the process to ".*" which is what TMEditX does. ...