skm command not found

-bash: skm: command not found

This guide helps resolve the error -bash: skm: command not found on Windows. This issue typically arises when the system path for skm is not set correctly or is blocked by antivirus software.

Problem

When trying to use skm in the terminal, you may see the error message -bash: skm: command not found. This usually indicates that the system cannot locate the skm executable, likely due to a missing path entry or antivirus interference.

Solution

Follow the steps below to add skm to your system PATH and resolve the issue.

Update Your System PATH Variable

• Follow Steps 1–3 in the “Update your system PATH variable” section here.
• After completing those steps, return here for further instructions.

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Disable Antivirus Temporarily

Temporarily disable your antivirus software, as it may be blocking the skm command. Once the setup is complete, you can re-enable the antivirus for security.

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Add Required Paths to PATH Variable

Open the Edit environment variable window, and check for the two paths shown in the green box below:

If any of these paths are missing:

• Click New (red box) and add the missing path.
• Replace any username-specific segments with your actual Windows username.

Once added, click OK in all windows to save the changes.

Restart MINGW64 Terminal

Open a new MINGW64 terminal window and try running the skm command again.

These steps should resolve the issue, enabling the skm command to function as expected in your terminal.