Method 1: Add a New Environment Variable in Safe Mode
In this method, we read the System variable called “Windir”. Windows has a built-in system variable called “Windir” which points to the Windows directory. But this variable can also be edited or removed by the user or some other program. This variable is required by the batch scripts to run correctly and certain system applications also point to the path stored in the “Windir” variable. So if this variable is broken then all these applications that are dependent upon it also stop working.
Method 2: Use System Restore to Restore Your Previous Settings
In this method, we try to restore the Windows to earlier settings where all the previous functionality is restored discarding any harmful changes done to your computer. For this purpose, there is a utility in Windows called System Restore. But for this method to work your system should have an already created system Restore point. These Restore Points are either manually created by the user or sometimes it is automatically created when another application tries to make any critical changes to the System.
Method 3: Add Frequently Missing Variables in Safe Mode
It is possible that more than one Environment Variable is missing from the System. In this method, we try to add the most common Variables that have been reported to be missing by other users as well. There are System Variables which means these are normally set up by Windows but you can also insert them manually into the registry.
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