Windows 10: Powershell modify/change variables in non-modal form

Is there a way to change variables in non-modal form? like below, how to make change to $b.Text after start-job $function:goForm executed? Thanks. Function Update_Al { $b.Text = 'Update 2' $b1.Text = $b.Text } $b = [pscustomobject]@{ Text = 'Update 1' } [void][reflection.assembly]::LoadWithPartialName"System.Windows.Forms" $form = new-object Windows.Forms.Form $form.Width =&nb

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How do I change environment variables in regular User account???

SETX is a nice workaround. Unfortunately it's a bit limited: it cannot delete environment variables.

Microsoft itself suggested PowerShell as a workaround

Windows PowerShell Tip: Creating and Modifying Environment Variables

 

W10 change environment variable path from command prompt

Hello,

You need to open Command Prompt at boot and run regedit command to open
Registry Editor there. Then modify the system variable as per steps mentioned here:

[How To] Change User And System Environment Variables In Windows 10

Hope this helps, Good luck

 

Windows 10 System environment variables don't stick

I am unable to update my system environment variable PATH. I don't receive any error message when editing PATH, but the change doesn't take. I have Windows 10. I am an admin user. Here are the steps I take to edit PATH.

1. I Search for and open "View advanced system settings".
   
2. Click the "Environment Variables" button.
   
3. Locate "Path" under the System variables section. Click to highlight it.
   
4. Click "Edit". The "Edit environment variable" modal window pops up.
   
5. There are lots of paths listed in the listbox. Click New to add a new item.
   
6. A blank space for the new folder is highlighted in the listbox. Click Browse. Select a folder. Click OK. The browsed path is in the listbox.
   
7. Click "OK" on the Edit environment variable modal.
   
8. Close all existing cmd windows if any are open. Open a new cmd window.
   
9. type echo %PATH%
   

I expect my added PATH to be shown, but it is not. If I repeat the steps above, my newly added folder is not in the listbox on the "Edit environment variable" model when I click to edit the PATH system environment variable the second time. I also expected Windows to prompt me for elevated admin privileges at some point when editing the environment variable, but this never happens. What am I doing wrong?