How can I permanently append an entry into the system's PATH variable, via command line?
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What I need to do: Append a folder to the environment variable at the SYSTEM level. Make the change permanent. How I need to do it: Using the command prompt, or another method by which all necessary commands can be written to a file. Using only tools which would be available on a bare install of Wi…
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The following adds 'C:\bin' to your path and then saves the new path into the Registry: Note that the quotes around are optional assuming the path does not contain spaces. I only tested this on XP SP3, but it should work on newer version as well. I …
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