Ready to use Node in Windows 7 for now.Share Follow edited at 17:26 answered at 5:02 Moak 12.4k 27 111 166 3 Worth linking this maybe. The article contains a hello world tutorial. This will give you a Windows Installer (MSI) file that will install Node and npm. Create an Environment variable called: NODE_SKIP_PLATFORM_CHECK and set it to 1 To download Node, go to, click Download, and click Windows Installer.Extract it in the directory where your node is installed and say yes to replace all files (remember that the zip comes with npm, which is in node_modules/npm directory I didn't copy from the zip because I already updated npm before replacing the files).Download the Windows Binary (.zip) (either 32/64 bit).The v12.x branch seems to continue supporting Win7 (tested 2021 with Node v12.22.7).īut I needed 14.x version-branch and ended solving problem The workaround Method (for versions mentioned above) Ws2_32.dll does not have GetHostNameW function (or something alike). Node v15.8.0 (or older but not below v15.0.0)īecause Node updated from libuv v1.40 to v1.41,.
Update: Oct 2021, the latest versions working with below "trick" are: install Download and install node and npm Select CLI Version: Version 7.24.2 (Legacy Release) Description To publish and install packages to and from the public npm registry, you must install Node.js and the npm command line interface using either a Node version manager or a Node installer.
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