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Friday, 17 August 2018

HOW TO SET WINDOWS ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLE

 


In this tutorial am going to teach you how to set your windows environmental variable.

The are some few set you must follow in other to accomplish this task and am going to teach how to do that in just some seconds.

The examples in this tutorial here are base on setting environment variable for Java SDK in windows 7,8,10 above. 

Just follow the steps below:

Step 1:

  1. Locate your local Drive

    Windows-Environment

    Step 2:  Click your "Program File" followed by click the file folder.

    Step 3: In the folder you will fine  a folder called "bin" click the folder.

    Step 4: In the address bar Copy the address. e.g: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Oracle\Java\bin\javapath".

    Step 5: Now right click Computer and click "properties"  a window setting appears:

    Step 6: Then click on "Advance System Settings"  A dialog box will appear 

     















     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Step 7: Now click the "Environment Variables" an other dialog box appears














     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Step 8: Then under the "System Variables click the New" an other dialog box appears giving you to field to filled in the information copy that address past it in the variable value field and write "Path" in the Variable name then click "Ok" all through to close your windows.


    There you go you have successfully set you system Environment variable you can now restart you windows command-line and run you command.



    Hope this Article help you solve your problem please leave a comment in the comment section if you still need more information.

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