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How to set up php environment variables in win7

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How to build php environment variables in win7: 1. Find the installation path of the php.exe file and copy the path; 2. Enter "System Properties"; 3. Click "Environment Variables"; 4. In "System Variables" Find "Path"; 5. Paste the copied path; 6. Check the PHP version number.

How to set up php environment variables in win7

## The operating environment of this article: Windows 7 system, PHP version 7.1 , DELL G3 computer

win7 How to set up php environment variables?

Set PHP environment variables in Windows 7

    Required preparation
  • Start setting PHP environment variables
Required preparation

必须先安装好 PHP
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Start setting PHP environment variables

    Find the php.exe file installation path and copy the path
  1. Desktop-> My Computer-> Right Click-> Properties-> Select advanced system settings, enter "System Properties"
  2. Select the "Advanced" tab-> Click "Environment Variables"
  3. In "System Variables" )" find "Path"
  4. Paste the path copied in the first step (note: each path is separated by English semicolons)
  5. Win R Enter cmd or use Git Bash, enter php -v to display the php version number and the setting is complete
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