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# Editing Windows Environment Variables
Connectors like OracleOCI require to add the appRules bin folder to the windows PATH environment variables. Below is the method to update or check the PATH
#### **Navigating to Environment Variables Manually**
1\. Press **Win+ X** keys on the keyboard and select System from the list.
2\. Inside the System window, click on **Advanced system settings** located at the left pane.
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3\. Inside the advanced system settings, click on the **Environment Variables** button at the bottom and do follow the same procedure to edit environment variables as described above.
In the following window, edit the Path variable:
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3\. Inside the advanced system settings, click on the **Environment Variables** button at the bottom and do follow the same procedure to edit environment variables as described above.
In the following window, edit the Path variable: