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Posted by Mudit Binwal
Mudit Binwal
761 Points

How to downgrade node version in windows ?

I'm using node-inspector for debugging but it have some problem with the node version installed on my system so for downgrading the node version I download nvm windows installer and installed it but I'm not getting a way to work with it.

Adam Salima
Adam Salima
10,998 Points

I did some research to try and help out some. I think you are trying to downgrade your node js version using nvm on Windows. Here is what I found:

With nvm you can work with it in the terminal shell once it is installed. To check if it installed you can type in a command line "-v nvm" . It should return "nvm". After that you can list all the node versions by typing "nvm ls". (Ls in lowercase) To use a version listed type "nvm use version"

I referenced the git hub docs at https://github.com/creationix/nvm/blob/master/README.markdown and an article on nvm at https://davidwalsh.name/nvm