How do I install NVM on Windows?
Linux and macOS are both Unix-based operating systems, and NVM (Node Version Manager) is primarily intended for both. There is an alternative named "nvm-windows" that offers comparable capabilities on a Windows operating system, even though it is not officially supported on Windows.
Following are the procedures for using "nvm-windows" to install NVM on Windows:
1. Get NVM for Windows here: Visit the releases page of the "nvm-windows" repository on GitHub and download the most recent installer there: [nvm-windows GitHub Releases](Releases · coreybutler/nvm-windows (https://github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows/releases)).
2. Launch the Installer: Launch the installer executable that was downloaded (such as "nvm-setup.zip"). NVM will be installed as well as the appropriate environment variables will be set up.
3. Follow the Installation Wizard's Lead: The setup process will be walked you through by the installation wizard. Choose the selections that best fit your preferences while according to the guidelines.
4. Open a New Command Prompt: To begin utilizing NVM after the installation, open a new PowerShell or command prompt window.
5.Check the Installation of the NVM: To make sure NVM is installed and operating properly, type 'nvm version'. It will show the installed NVM version if everything is configured correctly.
6. Using NVM, install Node.js: To install the specified Node.js version, use NVM commands like "nvm install." 'nvm install 14.17.6', for instance, will install Node.js 14.17.6
. 7. Switch Node.js Versions: To switch between the various Node.js versions you've installed, type "nvm use."
Remember that since my last knowledge update in September 2021, the procedures and the NVM Windows repository may have been modified. For the most recent details and guidelines, always consult the official repository and documentation.
Following are the procedures for using "nvm-windows" to install NVM on Windows:
1. Get NVM for Windows here: Visit the releases page of the "nvm-windows" repository on GitHub and download the most recent installer there: [nvm-windows GitHub Releases](Releases · coreybutler/nvm-windows (https://github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows/releases)).
2. Launch the Installer: Launch the installer executable that was downloaded (such as "nvm-setup.zip"). NVM will be installed as well as the appropriate environment variables will be set up.
3. Follow the Installation Wizard's Lead: The setup process will be walked you through by the installation wizard. Choose the selections that best fit your preferences while according to the guidelines.
4. Open a New Command Prompt: To begin utilizing NVM after the installation, open a new PowerShell or command prompt window.
5.Check the Installation of the NVM: To make sure NVM is installed and operating properly, type 'nvm version'. It will show the installed NVM version if everything is configured correctly.
6. Using NVM, install Node.js: To install the specified Node.js version, use NVM commands like "nvm install." 'nvm install 14.17.6', for instance, will install Node.js 14.17.6
. 7. Switch Node.js Versions: To switch between the various Node.js versions you've installed, type "nvm use."
Remember that since my last knowledge update in September 2021, the procedures and the NVM Windows repository may have been modified. For the most recent details and guidelines, always consult the official repository and documentation.

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