I used "setx" to add a new path to my PATH environment variable. How do I see whether we can delete the newly added path from PATH environment variable?
In the PowerShell console, type Remove-Item –path c:\testfolder –recurse and press Enter, replacing c:\testfolder with the full path to the folder you want to delete.
If you select a variable and press Edit, you can delete the value, but you cannot press OK, as this button gets grayed out. Therefore you cannot save your changes. However, you can clear the value of an environment variable using Command Prompt.
We can comment or remove the last line from the /etc/profile. d/jdk. sh script to remove Java's path from the $PATH variable permanently. After removing the path from the file, when a user starts a new session, it won't have that directory in the $PATH variable.
Removing Directories from the PATH Variable It's easiest to simply open the GUI, copy the contents of the PATH variable (either the User Path or the System Path) to a text editor, and remove the entries you want to delete. Then paste the remaining text back into the Edit Path window, and save.
Deleting a specific value from %PATH% needs you to get the variable, modify it, and put it back.
For example.
# Get it
$path = [System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable(
'PATH',
'Machine'
)
# Remove unwanted elements
$path = ($path.Split(';') | Where-Object { $_ -ne 'ValueToRemove' }) -join ';'
# Set it
[System.Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable(
'PATH',
$path,
'Machine'
)
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