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Is there a way to set Windows environment variables from the command line PERMANENTLY
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Possible Duplicate: Setting and getting windows environment variables from the command prompt? Is there any way to set permanently set an environment variable system wide from the command line in Windows? something like or a file to edit would work well too.
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>systemset newVar=foo
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You can use the MS utility "Setx" to make permanent changes form the command-line. Here's a direct link to the Windows 2000 version (works in XP, etc.). You can also get it in the Windows XP SP2 Support Tools pack. It is not part of the standard Win…
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