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For example, to list all variables starting with ‘s’ you can run the below command. set s. Example: C:\>set s SESSIONNAME=Console SystemDrive=C: SystemRoot=C:\WINDOWS. Environment variables can be used in batch files to find the corresponding value. For example, to get the user login id, we can use %username% variable. Aug 31,  · Here is a guide to editing environment variables on Windows 10! Please note, if you are specifically looking to modify the PATH environment variable, then see Add to the PATH on Windows Step by step. Open the Start Search, type in “env”, and choose “Edit the system environment variables”: Click the “Environment Variables ” button.

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Dec 26,  · On windows 8: Hit "windows key". type "system environment variables". Allow "Advance system settings" to make changes. Select "Advance" tab. Click on "Enviroment Variables ". Double click on "Path" from "User variable for XXXXXXXX". Add at the end the variable the new path that you want separated by semicolon. However, in Windows 10 you can directly get to the Environment Variables window using Search the web and Windows box next to the Start menu. Type environment variables in Windows Search box which gives you two options in search results: Edit the system environment variables; Edit environment variables for your account.

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For example, to list all variables starting with ‘s’ you can run the below command. set s. Example: C:\>set s SESSIONNAME=Console SystemDrive=C: SystemRoot=C:\WINDOWS. Environment variables can be used in batch files to find the corresponding value. For example, to get the user login id, we can use %username% variable. However, in Windows 10 you can directly get to the Environment Variables window using Search the web and Windows box next to the Start menu. Type environment variables in Windows Search box which gives you two options in search results: Edit the system environment variables; Edit environment variables for your account.