When I run the "help" command in Git Bash I get the error "cmd: command not found"

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When I run the "help" command in Git Bash I get the error "cmd: command not found"

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When I write:

git config --help

Git Bash gives me the error:

/usr/bin/start: line 8: com: command not found

windows cmd git-bash

asked by Thom Twd 16.02.2018 в 21:09

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It may be because you did not select the option to add to the Path when you installed git or something wrong happens in the installation.

To verify it:

Go to the control panel

System and security

System

Advanced System Configuration (Top menu on the left)

In the advanced options tab

At the end a button shows the word "Environment variables"

System variables

Verify the one named path

See if the list shows

C:\Archivos de Programa\Git\bin\git.exe

and
C: \ Program Files \ Git \ cmd

If not, you should add it in new, just copy the routes indicated in the previous step, usually those are the routes where the git is installed by default.

In any case and to save you trouble, I recommend reinstalling it and at the moment that the path option appears to be checked.