Meteor is not recognized as an internal or external command, operating program, or batch file in Windows 8.1

Question

This is the result that appears when I try to use a meteorite on the command line: "C: \ Users \ Javier \ AppData.meteor \ packages \ meteor-tool \ 1.1.8t-os.windows. X86_32 \ meteor.bat"

I don’t know what to do, and I don’t know how to “play” with this path. Nothing.

Answer 1

On my Windows 10 machine, after installing the meteor, the path was set automatically, but the meteor command did not work. I found that there was a backslash at the end of the variable path, I deleted it, and the meteorite team worked. See the example below:

FRONT

C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\.meteor\ 

after

 C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\.meteor 

Answer 2

You can try running your command line as an administrator. This is if you are running Windows

Answer 3

I set this in my PATH

C: \ Users \ username \ AppData \ Local.meteor \

Reboot and it works!

Answer 4

After an hour of agonizing with the installer, I finally resolved the problem with a few simple steps:

• Enter in the directory "C: \ Users \ username \ AppData \ Local \ Package Cache"
• Find the file called "SetupMeteor.msi" → Right-click and delete.
• After .msi has finally deleted all files and meteor registries, you MUST DELETE the "\ Package Cache" folder in the "AppData \ Local" folder.

Now run InstallMeteor.exe, downloaded from meteor.com, and be happy :)

In my case, a reboot is not required (Windows 7).