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How to fix cargo (Rust) is not recognized as an internal and external Command Error in Terminal
Jun 7, 2025
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uh hello guys welcome to this video so
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in this video I will show you if you are
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getting this error message if you type
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Cargo in the terminal and if you're
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getting this error cargo is not
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recognized as an internal or external
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command cargo is a build tool for rest
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programming language rust
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applications to manage projects to
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create a new rest project we use cargo
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I'm assuming that you have installed
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cargo
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so if you have installed cargo by
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default
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cargo typically resides in the C
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directory open the C
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directory and then open the users
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folder and then whatever is your
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username
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and it will actually you will see this
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is actually dot cargo folder will be
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created so if you download and install
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cargo so just enter into this folder and
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go to the bin directory and here you
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will see all the executables of cargo
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will be present if you try to open
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Terminal here and type the same
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command you will see the command will be
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successful so it's rust package manager
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so just need to right click copy this
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entire path just open the environment
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variable and uh just go to the system
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variable just go to the path right
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here
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edit and just paste this entire
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path and just restart the terminal after
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you make these
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changes so now you will see the command
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will perfectly work so in this easy way
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you can fix this error message guys and
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