I had installed nodejs on Windows 10 Pro PC. The drive it was installed in failed and is no longer accessible. I sent it away for data recovery attempt, but it's now gone, not even connected.
I created a restore point and went to NodeJS site, downloaded the installer anew, and tried to re-install it.
The installer looks for that original installation and immediately responds: "Invalid Drive: O:" (the old location). It then immediately quits.
What can I do to re-install it? I can't uninstall it or do anything else (change, or repair). They all give the same message and quit.
Can I uninstall it from the command prompt? Or do a new installation that way?
You can try by editing the following registry value
There you will find an InstallPath property. Rename the drive to a valid one and then try to install node again.
Also remove Node from your PATH variable