It will install the node version mentioned. Make sure you mention the arch(arch is 32-bit or 64 bit). Now enter the command to install a specific node version. Otherwise you can see that nothing is installed. If you have any node version already installed then that node version will show up. Now open the command prompt as - Run As Administrator.Since it is installed under user administrator. To verify it, if you open command prompt and enter the 'nvm list' command, it will not show up. If they are not set then set the NVM_HOME and NVM_SYMLINK. NVM_HOME : C:\Users\administrator\AppData\Roaming\nvm Make sure you have below two in your path: Remember that nvm installed inside administrator user. Leave it as it is.Ĭ:\Users\administrator\AppData\Roaming\nvm You will be also asked to select the nvm location. You will be asked to select the location of node, I have been facing this issue from last two days but couldn't use either nvm or node. OUTPUT: v16.13.0 ("should print somthing like this") You can test it by using the command: C:\.\.> node -version Rather than the using the sole ENTER key, you are going to instead use the key-binding below.Ĭ:\.\.> NVM_HOME = C:\ProgramData\nvmĬ:\.\.> NVM_SYMLINK = C:\Program Files\nodejsĪt this point, NVM should work.
The Windows Run box should open, once you see it, type the text next to the bullet below into the text-input box.Īfter you type cmd.exe into the text-input, do not default to clicking the ENTER button, or pressing the ENTER key. You add the PATH Variables using commands with Administrator privileges, which means opening the console with administrative privileges. Here is what the other answers fail to mention: to your Windows PATH, which is what the other answers have submitted that you do.
The other answers tell you that you need to add the Env Variables.
I did what the other answers had suggested, but it didn't work, and here's why. So there are multiple answers here, and between them all, the information required to get NVM working is present, however it's very frustrating, that people only include single steps in an answer, and are not explicit about it only being a single step, therefore, I have taken much time to rewrite the correct way to solve this issue (or answer this question).
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