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Are you entering the exact path to the butler executable – e.g. C:/some/folders/and/then/butler.exe – or did you add it to the %PATH% environment variable?

Since the error just says “butler not recognized […]”, this sounds like the latter.

You should check that PATH is actually set correctly in your terminal. If you’re using cmd, this will print it out:

echo %PATH%

If you’re using Powershell, run this:

$Env:Path

If the path to the butler executable doesn’t show up in there, then something’s wrong. You do need to open a new shell after editing environment variables, in case you haven’t tried that yet.

Also, one thing to note: the path you add should be the directory containing the butler executable, not the executable itself. So, the first one is wrong, and the second one is right:

C:/something/itchstuff/bin/butler.exe
C:/something/itchstuff/bin/

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I added it to the environment variable and also in the cmd. I opened a new shell a million times after I did everything correctly.

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Watch this video

and its from BunnyGun Games, He has awesome video on Butler installation and setup.

Thanks so much!