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I am trying to install the File Checksum Integrity Verifier utility package on my Win 10. downloaded the folder and extracted it into C:\FCIV and now I have to add that to my system path. I went to control panel -> system -> advanced -> Environment Variables and added C:\FCIV to user variables for owner.

Then when I start up the command prompt and try to run fciv by typing fciv.exe/? as this says, I am getting the error telling me that fciv.exe is not recognized.

But I can see that the folder FCIV has been added correctly since when I try cd %FCIV% from anywhere, I am able to cd into the folder. From there if I try fciv.exe/?, I can see that fciv is being recognized.

Am I doing something wrong here? Why is the system not recognizing fciv?

Ananda
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The PATH variable is used to resolve program names. You should append ;C:\FCIV to the PATH variable, not create a new variable. %FCIV% isn't supposed to work.

gronostaj
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