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windows 10 - how to set $HOME variable so that cmd find the path . . . An A-Z Index of the Windows CMD command line; A categorized list of Windows CMD commands; environment variables - Environment variables are mainly used within batch files, they can be created, modified and deleted for a session using the SET command
windows - How to set home directory in Win10 - Super User I'm not sure if this right because it sounds far too simple but I managed to change my home directory on Windows 11, as seen by gnu emacs and git bash, without using admin access: open a normal powershell window (not as admin) say e g [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("HOME", "C:\home\YourName", "User"), where YourName is your user name
finding location java_home in Windows 10 - Super User JAVA_HOME should point to the root directory of the Java installation, so in this case: C:\apps\jdk And the PATH should contain JAVA_HOME\bin, in this case: C:\apps\jdk\bin From a command prompt we can set these values using the following commands: setx JAVA_HOME C:\apps\jdk setx PATH C:\apps\jdk\bin;%PATH% Notes:
What is the home directory on Windows Subsystem for Linux? About the location of home <username> How can I view the files in home using the Windows File Explorer? Not that I'd really ever want to---I'm just trying to get a feel for how Windows is organizing this Subsystem for Linux thing In WSL, all the linux filesystem is located under a Windows folder
Is the HOME environment variable normally set in Windows? To be clear, I'm not asking can it be set or how to set it, I'm asking is it already set at all on a new copy of Windows The ideal way to find this out would be to install a fresh copy of Windows on a VM and check, since most of everybody who can answer this question will already have it set ;-) I need to know if I can depend on it always
Location of WSL $Home directory (in Windows) - Super User With WSL2 you're working in a virtual machine – the entire Linux environment is a VM running on Hyper-V, with a vhdx image storing its Ext4-formatted disk (including all of the files at home)
homepage - How to change Edge Home Page - Super User Here is how to set the Home page for Microsoft Edge : Go to Settings > Start, home, and new tabs; Under "When Microsoft Edge starts" set "Open these pages" to checked; Verify that your page is listed; If it's not there : Click the 3-points icon and select Edit; Enter your home URL; Click Save
cd (change directory) to my home directory on Windows Any short way to cd to the user specific directories in the command prompt Like for e g in linux shell (debian based) we do a cd ~ and it instantly takes to the current logged user's directory home <username> Anything to this effect on windows? ps: currently trying to do this on xp machines If it differs for other machines, mention that too
Is there a shortcut command in Windows command prompt to get to the . . . Simple: with home or h, you would have a little extra right hand shift movement to hit 'h','o','m' and still have to move the left hand once to hit 'e' while right hand waits to hit enter and also important, that makes 5 keystrokes for home, and only two for 'h' BUT right hand needs to shift around a bit which I will trade off
Mini keyboard has no home end keys; how to type them? In any case the problem can easily be solved without use of AutoHotKey, by Windows users at least, using Microsoft PowerToys > Keyboard Manager > Shortcuts as mentioned above by Riz I use Win+left = Home, Win+right = End, Win+ up = Page Up, Win+down = Page Down You can map any combination you like, but it is best to avoid use of the Ctrl key