How do I reset environment variables in PowerShell?

How do I reset environment variables in PowerShell?

You can reset environment variables in PowerShell by using the Remove-Item cmdlet to delete them or by setting them to new values.

Can you show me an example of how to remove a specific environment variable?

Sure! You can use the command Remove-Item Env:VariableName to remove a specific environment variable. Just replace VariableName with the name of the variable you want to delete.

What if I want to reset all environment variables?

To reset all environment variables, you would typically need to restart your PowerShell session or your computer, as there isn't a single command to reset all at once.

Is there a way to set a new environment variable?

Yes! You can set a new environment variable using the command New-Item -Path Env:VariableName -Value 'YourValue'. Replace VariableName and 'YourValue' with your desired variable name and value.