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I'm using NVM (Node version manager) version 1.1.7 on Windows 10 to update Node through the Powershell terminal on VSCode. Today it occured to me that even though after updating and using nvm use 14.15.4 and getting 2 elevation dialogs and NVM telling me that it's now using the newest version, when I do nvm list or node -v or get-command node they're all still telling me that it uses an older version of Node.

After looking around for a bit some solutions said to add "runtimeExecutable": "/Users/*user*/.nvm/versions/node/*version*/bin/node" to the launch.json of VSCode, but that specific path doesn't even exist on my computer.


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