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uh hello guys welcome to this video so
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in this video I will show you how to fix
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this error message which is git is not
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recognized as an internal or external
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command uh so git is used for various
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purposes you want to clone your a GitHub
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repo so typically this error comes
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because you haven't registered the git
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Global path inside your environment
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variables so that you can't access it
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inside your terminal so the very first
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step is that I'm assuming that you have
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installed get inside your system if you
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haven't just type on Google get download
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and based upon your operating
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system if you are on Windows they offer
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a exe file depending upon your operating
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system
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64-bit this is my system so I will
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download the exe file so I've already
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downloaded git so if you just go to
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start menu just type get so this will
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get bash will come right click this open
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file location
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and it will exactly tell you the path
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here again open file
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location and it is located under C
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program files G so this is actually your
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path here you can even go to directly go
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to your C drive and then go to program
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files this is actually the folder and
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then it will create a git folder by
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default this is their GitHub whenever
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you install it using that exe file it
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will create this git folder
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and now
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for the exe file is located under the
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CMD folder so just go to this folder CMD
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and this is your uh executable files
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right here so if you open command line
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here and just type the same command you
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will see the command will definitely
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work because it is there inside that
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directory where all the executables are
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present so now we need to make sure that
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we globally register this path here so
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we copy this path and now we need to go
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to the environment variable and just
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copy that path here in the path so just
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go to your environment variables and
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then select This Global path here so we
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are selecting This Global path click on
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edit and click on the new entry and just
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add this path just paste it so once you
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paste it now you will be able to access
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the git command inside your terminal so
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just make sure that you
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uh restart your terminal just restart
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the terminal and just execute the same
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command and now you will see this time
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the command will definitely work so in
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this way you can easily fix that error
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message so I've shown you the step
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by-step process of how to fix this first
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of all install the git and then add the
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path in the environment variable so
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thank you very much for watching this
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video and also check out my website as
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