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I'm not sure this is actually the solution to your problem, but the general procedure to add/remove/edit environment variables on Windows 7 is:
Properties
from the context menu.Advanced system settings
link.Environment Variables
Edit System Variable
(or New System Variable
) window, specify the value of the environment variable.If you have a restricted user account (or anything not with administrator level access), you might not be able to do this. For those accounts, go to the User Accounts applet in the Control Panel, and click the Change my environment variables link at the bottom of the list in the left side of the window (from this link).
To avoid issues with DNS, use only IPs when setting ROS_MASTER_URI
. If you intend to have your Windows ROS nodes communicate with other machines, I'd also set ROS_IP
to the IP of the Windows machine.
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I'm not sure this is actually the solution to your problem, but the general procedure to add/remove/edit environment variables on Windows 7 is:
Properties
from the context menu.Advanced system settings
link.Environment Variables
Edit System Variable
(or New System Variable
) window, specify the value of the environment variable.If you have a restricted user account (or anything not with administrator level access), you might not be able to do this. For those accounts, go to the User Accounts applet in the Control Panel, and click the Change my environment variables link at the bottom of the list in the left side of the window (from (see this link).link fi).
To avoid issues with DNS, use only IPs when setting ROS_MASTER_URI
. If you intend to have your Windows ROS nodes communicate with other machines, I'd also set ROS_IP
to the IP of the Windows machine.