Reputation: 55
Last time I typed the following commands in cmd:
npm config set prefix "D:\nodejs\node_global"
npm config set cache "D:\nodejs\node_cache"
However, then I found that I've entered the wrong path. Actually my node_global
and node_cache
are in F
disk, while I even don't have D
disk in my computer. Now, no matter what npm
command I enter, such as
npm -v
Or
npm install <package_name> -g
, there will be the following error:
UNKNOWN: unknown error, mkdir 'D:\nodejs\node_global' at Error <native>
I have tried to reinstall the nodejs
, but the error still exists. Therefore, I want to know that if there is any method that can remove npm
and then install it again? Or if there is any other solution that can fix my problem?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2746
Reputation: 8926
Open the file named .npmrc
in your home directory(C:\Users\yourname
) and simply remove this line prefix=D:\nodejs\node_global
Upvotes: 1