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How to fix php is not recognized as an internal and external Command Error in Terminal
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Jun 7, 2025
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uh hello guys welcome to this video so
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in this video I'll show you if you are
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getting this error message if you type
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PHP and PHP is not recognized as an
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internal or external command if you
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can't access PHP from the terminal then
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in this video I will show you how to fix
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this error message so PHP comes with the
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exam control panel if you haven't
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installed this software definitely
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install this it's a crossplatform
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software it comes with PHP MySQL
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database as well so I have already
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installed this software but still I'm
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getting this error message i can't
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access PHP from the
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terminal so if you already installed
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it then you need to go to the C drive by
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default exam is located in the C drive
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it will create this
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folder and then there is a folder called
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as PHP if you search for the PHP folder
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you will see this
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folder open this folder and just right
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click copy this location of this
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folder and then just open your
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environment
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variable and then select the system
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variable and which is your path right
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here and just edit click on new and just
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paste this path so after pasting this
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path right here uh just restart the
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terminal and execute the same
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command PHP version so you will see the
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PHP command will perfectly work right
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here so in this easy way you can fix
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this error message uh thank you very
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