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I have tried everything given in this link:

Using npm behind corporate proxy .pac

But I'm still unable to install webpack and babel.

I've been told that if I got npm from nodejs, then I need to modify my path to avoid using that one. The npm by default will go to C:\Users\username\xxxx. So, I updated the path as: %PATH%;C:\Users\username\xxxx;C:\util\nodejs. But I just have an empty npm folder under the path C:\Users\username\xxx & still, it's reading the npm from the nodejs one only.

Even npm install npm -g is also not working (same proxy error).

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Set proxy using : npm config set https-proxy http://your_proxy_ip:port

Check npm config list or npm config get registry

if it returns: registry = "http://registry.npmjs.org/"

then run command: npm config set registry https://registry.npmjs.org/

Now try running: npm install

and then run: npm start

It should work.

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