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Can't upvote yet but I want to thank you for your solution! It worked perfectly!

How can I add the path if the "variable value" is different from your example. this is what it gives when pasted. But different when you edit so Im not sure of what im doing. %SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;%SYSTE$$anonymous$$ROOT%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\;C:\Program Files\Windows $$anonymous$$its\8.1\Windows Performance Toolkit\;C:\Program Files\$$anonymous$$icrosoft SQL Server\110\Tools\Binn\

It was a tough decision.. . but I made it. I was confused from the value below and from from the value on the pop up. I apologize for inconviniencen, I just want to play safe. ^_^ Thanks.

Thanks, vfxjex. Complete and precise answer.

close unity Hub also before restarting unity

Tnx a lot... It saved my day...

What an obscure fix, thanks for posting! Had to do this as well. I had to kill the "Unity Hub" processes as Unity was opening. Waiting until after it loaded didn't work for me.

First: Thank you! I knew path variables only apply if you kill the app and restart it. But Unity Hub keeps running as a background process. To kill Unity Hub, you have to tell Task $$anonymous$$anager > $$anonymous$$ore Details, Processes, Background Processes. (Or click the little ^ in the Windows Task Bar, find Unity Hub, right click, Quit Unity Hub.)

I'd like to add that the java SDK has to be reinstalled if your pc perma blue screens and requires a reinstall, simply setting up the environment to point at the java sdk if that is located on another hard drive does not work in addition to doing the above.