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I have node.js working fine on my Win10 machine, and now I'm trying to install iron-node. I've followed the instructions to run

npm install iron-node -g; and then iron-node YOURFILE.js but when I do I get:

'iron-node' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

I can't find anything about how to resolve this, either in the official docs or via Google. Not even a whiff here on Stack Overflow. Ideas?

Deduplicator
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  • I recently upgraded from node 0.x to Node 5 which breaked my npm configuration . I uninstalled node deleted all npm regarding folders and reinstalled Node. If your OS cant find ```iron-node``` it is not path but it should automaticly. In fact this might impact other global modules in your machine? – Stephan Ahlf Jan 22 '16 at 08:59

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You need to have the global node_modules/bin directory loaded inside the PATH variable. Otherwise the system doesn't know where to look for that executable

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