


How to set environment variables on windows computer
Click the [Start Menu] button in the lower left corner
The [Start Menu] window pops up, and the mouse cursor hovers over [Computer]
Right-click the mouse on the icon, and then click the [Properties] button
In the pop-up interface, click Click the [Advanced System Settings] button
In the [System Properties] interface, click the [Environment Variables] button
The [Environment Variables] window pops up, you can click New to create a new environment variable
The New window pops up, fill in the information, and keep clicking Save.
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