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I've used Nodist in the past to have multiple node versions on my workstation, but I no longer needed it, so I've uninstalled Nodist with chocolatey.

However, whenever I install global packages via npm i -g packagename, it still installs it under C:\Program Files (x86)\Nodist and I can't get rid of it. The prefix in the npmrc file still points to the correct directory (npm directory under AppData/Roaming).

How do I fix this?

user19775050
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I was able to fix the error by just deleting the .npmrc file located in the user's folder (C:\Users\{username}\.npmrc). I found that by following this stack overflow post about the .npmrc config file.

Kyle Smith
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