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How to fix git bash is not recognized as an internal and external Command Error in Terminal
Jun 7, 2025
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uh hello guys uh welcome to this video
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Uh so in this video I will show you if
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you can't access
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git from your
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terminal So in this video I will show
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you the fix G is a very important tune
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when it comes to coding because you if
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you need to push your code to GitHub uh
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then git is used If you can't access it
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first of all if you haven't installed
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this then definitely installed it just
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type get
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download and get bash just go to the
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website download for Windows or my Mac
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or Linux I've already downloaded this
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but still I'm getting this problem for
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fixing this problem you just need to go
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to the location where git is stored so
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by default it's stored in the C
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directory and Just open your program
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files This is a
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folder And just search for the git
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folder This is actually the folder right
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here Git
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folder And just open your command line
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folder This is a
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folder And here all the executables of G
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are present right here If you see and if
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you try to open command line here just
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type the same command the command will
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perfectly work So what you need to do is
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that you just need to right click copy
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this entire location and just open your
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environment
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variable and
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uh go to the system
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variable system path variable just
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select this and paste this
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location So after doing this simply
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restart the terminal and just type the
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same command which is get So you will
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now see the command will perfectly work
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So in this easy way you can fix this
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error message Uh thank you very much for
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