ChromeDriver binary available at C:\Users\Betty\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_m Saving to C:\Users\Betty\AppData\Local\Temp\chromedriver\chromedriver_win32.zipĬopying to target path C:\Users\Betty\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\chromedriĭone. Heres a full log of what I've completed so far:Ĭ:\Users\Betty\selenium-basics>npm install chromedriver -gĬ:\Users\Betty\AppData\Roaming\npm\chromedriver -> install C:\Users\Betty\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\ch Would my problem be something more simple potentially? Should chromedriver be in the AppData folder?Īfter I've installed chromedriver and use where on the cmd, it displays the following:Ĭ:\Users\Betty\selenium-basics>where chromedriverĬ:\Users\Betty\AppData\Roaming\npm\chromedriverĬ:\Users\Betty\AppData\Roaming\npm\chromedriver.cmd I've attempted using andren, steve's environment variable solution and Jonathan Grieve's option. I'm getting the same error mentioned at the top of this thread (on Windows 7). Go back to the 'Edit environment variable' window and paste (Ctrl+V) the path you copied into the new entry. Click to the right of the folder name in the explorer bar at the top. Open up the 'selenium-basics' (or whatever you called it) that you created at the start of this video in File Explorer. This will give you a list of paths to various apps. In that list, highlight "Path" and click 'Edit.'. You get a window with 'User variables for ' at the top. At the bottom of that, there's a button for ' Environment Variables'. In there, on the right of the window, click 'Advanced System Settings' and this opens a smaller window. In Windows 10, open File Explorer and right click 'This PC' and select 'Properties'. I have the PATH to the correct folder in my environment variables but the problem still persists:Īnyway, I added the path to the directory we created to my PATH.
This solution worked once and then failed. Should this still be categorised as Quality Assurance?
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