How to find and remove the version of Node that was installed without NVM?

Question

Node.js

When updating the npm packages of the project, an error occurred about the incompatibility of versions of node. Once upon a time, I installed node from the site through the usual installer, and the nodejs version, when viewing the version in the console through node -v, is shown v12.5.0. That being said, I have nvm installed and 14.15.1 version of nodejs. I understand that when node is launched from the console, some other file is executed. but I didn't find anything in Program Files. The variable %PATH%contains %NVM_HOME%;%NVM_SYMLINK%, which refer to the normal node of the 14th version. How do I remove all mention of version 12 and have the node -v console show the current version selected by nvm when running?

Answer 1

Reinstall the node on the machine. This is the easiest way