Environment Variables Manager

Dwelling into your installation of Windows can be done in multiple ways, using various means or tools, which come with the OS itself. For instance, the environment variables can help users get a better grasp for installing software, the location of temporary files, as well as actual user profile settings.

Being at the core of the characteristics of the medium where software runs, environment variables can hold a really important part in program functioning. Environment Variables Manager was designed in order to offer users the ability to easily set the OS environment’s parameters, through a solution that integrates with the Windows Explorer context menu.

Having installed the program, users will be able to navigate to their preferred directory, using the Explorer shell and by using the context menu, select one of the five available options for the environment variables.

One of the entries that offer detailed information about the environment variables that are currently set on the selected directory, is the “Dump global environment” command. Using it will generate a series of files written in UTF-8 encoding, with byte order marks, into the selected directory, which pertains to the contents of the file, the number of items that can be identified, the numbers in the corresponding global variable, and much more.