'git' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
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I'm reciveing this error when trying to install something which uses 'git' command. I've already installed git and put the directory into my environment variable - C:Program Files (x86)Gitcmd
I've already restarted my pc too.
What should I do please?
windows-8 windows-8.1 git cmd.exe environment-variables
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I'm reciveing this error when trying to install something which uses 'git' command. I've already installed git and put the directory into my environment variable - C:Program Files (x86)Gitcmd
I've already restarted my pc too.
What should I do please?
windows-8 windows-8.1 git cmd.exe environment-variables
asked Jun 17 '15 at 16:21
MilanoMilano
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I'm reciveing this error when trying to install something which uses 'git' command. I've already installed git and put the directory into my environment variable - C:Program Files (x86)Gitcmd
I've already restarted my pc too.
What should I do please?
windows-8 windows-8.1 git cmd.exe environment-variables
asked Jun 17 '15 at 16:21
MilanoMilano
165312
I'm reciveing this error when trying to install something which uses 'git' command. I've already installed git and put the directory into my environment variable - C:Program Files (x86)Gitcmd
I've already restarted my pc too.
What should I do please?
windows-8 windows-8.1 git cmd.exe environment-variables
windows-8 windows-8.1 git cmd.exe environment-variables
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You said you "put the directory into my environment variable" More specifically, it should be the "PATH" environment variable you added it to, using a semicolon ';' at the end of the original value, followed by your Git path.
Also, make sure your Gitbin directory is also in the path.
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You said you "put the directory into my environment variable" More specifically, it should be the "PATH" environment variable you added it to, using a semicolon ';' at the end of the original value, followed by your Git path.
Also, make sure your Gitbin directory is also in the path.
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You said you "put the directory into my environment variable" More specifically, it should be the "PATH" environment variable you added it to, using a semicolon ';' at the end of the original value, followed by your Git path.
Also, make sure your Gitbin directory is also in the path.
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You said you "put the directory into my environment variable" More specifically, it should be the "PATH" environment variable you added it to, using a semicolon ';' at the end of the original value, followed by your Git path.
Also, make sure your Gitbin directory is also in the path.
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You said you "put the directory into my environment variable" More specifically, it should be the "PATH" environment variable you added it to, using a semicolon ';' at the end of the original value, followed by your Git path.
Also, make sure your Gitbin directory is also in the path.
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