I accidentally deleted my Path variable in Windows. But I have a copy of it saved in a text file. I cannot modify the Path variable from Start->Computer->Properties->Advanced System Settings->Environment Variables, etc. because Windows cannot find systempropertiesadvanced.exe (since the path is empty). So I want to set the path using the setx command from cmd.exe. But I get the error that setx is not a recognized command (probably because the path is empty). So where is the setx command located in Windows 7, usually? Also, if I am missing something here in my reasoning, please let me know.
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It is in
C:\Windows\System32
(on 64-bit Win7) which is the same location as SystemPropertiesAdvanced.exe.