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How to Fix ng is not recognized as an internal and external Command Error in Terminal
Jun 3, 2025
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uh hello guys welcome to this video So
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in this video I show you how to install
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Angular CLI inside your terminal And if
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you're getting this error message that
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ng is not recognized as an internal or
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external
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command
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So the prime reason of this error you
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haven't installed Angular CLI for
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installing it you should have NodeJS
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installed inside your m system I'm using
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you can see the latest version of NodeJS
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at the time of recording this video And
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now you just need to execute this
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command npmi - g for globally installing
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Add the rate angular
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cla the rate latest This is the command
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guys Just pause the video
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npmi-g for globally installing it and
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add the rate angular / CLI add the rate
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latest So we are adding this and it will
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download the latest version of angular
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CLI So just enter and this will install
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the angular CLI So just wait for the
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command to finish It will install all
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the packages which are necessary and you
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will be able to use Angular CLI after
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this command finishes So just wait for
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the command to finish You'll see it has
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added these packages So now if you
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execute ng you will
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see the command is
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successful You can list out the version
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of ng by ng
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version You can see that it's 19.2.5 in
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2.5 and we can simply say ng followed by
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new sample app So this will create a
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new angular app So in this way guys you
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can access angular cla very simply and
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just counter that error message Just
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follow the step-by-step instruction
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