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[How-To] Install Node.js on Windows the Recommended Way
node.js - How to install NodeJS LTS on Windows as a local user (without admin rights) - Stack Overflow
Windows 11: npm commands not working after Node.js installation
just installed Node.js with windows 11, not sure if it's fully installed because my fans are louder than they ever been and my pc is getting hot as hell! I ran "node -v" and I DO have the latest node.js but fans are still going??? do I turn off my computer? my computer is still new also
Does npm install work on Windows?
What is the use of npm install?
What is “npm i” and “npm install”?
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THe same Article Guide I wrote is linked here Article Link and has Photos for a nicer reading experience!
Download the nvm-setup.exe in the link below
NVM for Windows Download
Run the nvm-setup.exe by clicking on it and follow the on screen setup instructions
Check if you installed NVM sucessfully by using the command
nvm --versionin a Windows TerminalTo install Node.js with nvm you can now run
nvm install ltsto install the long term support version of nodeCheck which versions of node you have then use it as shown with
nvm listand thennvm usemake sure you are in administrator modeCheck if node is working by running
node --version
UPDATE 10/2018
On Node's download page referenced in step 1. there is now a .zip archive download which contains both the nodejs executable and npm. Unpacking that to a suitable path and adding this path to your PATH environment variable (step 2.) will give you both node and npm (so you can skip steps 3. - 6.).
Let say you want to install it into %userprofile%\Applications\nodejs-lts, let's name it <NODE_PATH>.
Download the LTS
node.exebinary for Windows and copy it to<NODE_PATH>.Add
<NODE_PATH>to yourPATHenvironment variable (set PATH=<NODE_PATH>;%PATH%or using Windows user interface)Download the stable at
https://registry.npmjs.org/npm/-/npm-{VERSION}.tgznpm package (following the documentation)Unzip the
npm-{VERSION}.tgzanywhere (using 7zip for example)Launch a
cmdandcdinto the place where you have unzipped npmExecute:
node cli.js install -gfornode bin/npm-cli.js install npm -gfon certain versions (thanks to this comment)
The last command is specified in the Makefile for target install, target which the README.md invites to execute when manually installing.
The nodejs version of 6.11 LTS and later seems to be easier to install, because npm is already included.
- Download the node.js LTS binary for Windows and extract it to your desired location
- Add the path of the nodejs folder to the PATH environment variable:
(Shortcut winkey+R and enter:
rundll32 sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables) - Open a new command window (winkey+R and type
cmd) - Type
node -vandnpm -vto verify the installation