How to Set Path Using Environment Variables in Windows?
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Description for Setting Path Using Environment Variables in Windows
Description: Setting the path using environment variables in Windows involves defining a directory location where the operating system can find executables, libraries, or tools required for various applications. This configuration ensures that commands or programs can run from any directory in the command prompt without needing to specify the full path to their executable files. The *PATH* environment variable is a crucial component for making applications accessible globally on your system.
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STEP 1: To add or edit environment variables in Windows, you first need to go to *System Properties*.
STEP 2: Click on *Advanced system settings* to open advanced settings for your system.
STEP 3: Under the *Advanced* tab, click the *Environment Variables…* button at the bottom.
STEP 4: Double-click on *PATH* under *System Variables* and add the new path into the "Variable Value" field. Make sure to separate the values with `;`.
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