When I was done with that, I downloaded nvm-setup.zip from the NVM for Windows releases page and ran the installer from that archive. Deleting the npm and npm-cache folders from the %appdata% folder.
Uninstalling Node.js from the Windows Programs & Features window.Clearing the npm cache by calling npm cache clean -force.I followed a great guide I found on Stack Overflow. Since I already had Node.js installed on my machine, it seemed like a good idea to do a full uninstall first. When I realized that I would also need to downgrade my Node.js installation, I decided to bite the bullet and install NVM for Windows. At first, it seemed like downgrading npm would suffice. I have been working on older Ionic Angular projects lately that can not be built with the latest version of Node.js.
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