After I did the previous answers with the PATH and NVM_HOME and NVM_SYMLINK it’s not worked for me until I run the cmd via administrator. in windows search click “cmd” mouse right click “run as administrator” Then node -v worked!
This is a duplicate from my answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/50955293/491553 Here is how I upgrade npm when running nvm-windows: cd %APPDATA%\nvm\v14.20.0 # or whatever node version you’re using move npm npm-old move npm.cmd npm-old.cmd move npx npx-old move npx.cmd npx-old.cmd cd node_modules\ move npm npm-old cd npm-old\bin node npm-cli.js i -g npm@latest –force And boom, upgraded.
As @Aditya-M-P has already mentioned you can run the following command inside your projects root directory to generate the .nvmrc to set a desired NodeJS version for you project to work properly: node -v > .nvmrc It will generate something like this inside your .nvmrc file: v10.16.2 Also using 10.16.2 without the v letter will … Read more