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EzioMercer · web-flow · commit 84292a2dd134 · 2026-02-26T23:33:22.000+04:00
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diff --git a/docs/troubleshooting.md b/docs/troubleshooting.md
@@ -113,6 +113,7 @@ Possible workarounds include:
   > **The Key Change:** On Windows, running a Node.js package via `npx` often requires the `cmd /c` prefix to be executed correctly from within another process like VSCode's extension host. Therefore, `"command": "npx"` was replaced with `"command": "cmd"`, and the actual `npx` command was moved into the `"args"` array, preceded by `"/c"`. This fix allows Windows to interpret the command correctly and launch the server.
 
 - **Solution 2** Instead of another layer of shell you can write the absolute path to `npx`:
+  > Note: The path below is an example. You must adjust it to match the actual location of `npx` on your machine. Depending on your setup, the file extension might be `.cmd`, `.bat`, or `.exe` rather than `.ps1`. Also, ensure you use double backslashes (`\\`) as path delimiters, as required by the JSON format.
   ```json
   "mcpServers": {
       "chrome-devtools": {
@@ -121,4 +122,3 @@ Possible workarounds include:
       }
     }
   ```
-  Note: The path above is an example. You must adjust it to match the actual location of `npx` on your machine. Depending on your setup, the file extension might be `.cmd`, `.bat`, or `.exe` rather than `.ps1`. Also, ensure you use double backslashes (`\\`) as path delimiters, as required by the JSON format.

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`@@ -113,6 +113,7 @@ Possible workarounds include:`
`113`	`113`	> The Key Change: On Windows, running a Node.js package via `npx` often requires the `cmd /c` prefix to be executed correctly from within another process like VSCode's extension host. Therefore, `"command": "npx"` was replaced with `"command": "cmd"`, and the actual `npx` command was moved into the `"args"` array, preceded by `"/c"`. This fix allows Windows to interpret the command correctly and launch the server.
`114`	`114`
`115`	`115`	- Solution 2 Instead of another layer of shell you can write the absolute path to `npx`:
	`116`	+ > Note: The path below is an example. You must adjust it to match the actual location of `npx` on your machine. Depending on your setup, the file extension might be `.cmd`, `.bat`, or `.exe` rather than `.ps1`. Also, ensure you use double backslashes (`\\`) as path delimiters, as required by the JSON format.
`116`	`117`	```json
`117`	`118`	`"mcpServers": {`
`118`	`119`	`"chrome-devtools": {`
`@@ -121,4 +122,3 @@ Possible workarounds include:`
`121`	`122`	`}`
`122`	`123`	`}`
`123`	`124`	```
`124`		- Note: The path above is an example. You must adjust it to match the actual location of `npx` on your machine. Depending on your setup, the file extension might be `.cmd`, `.bat`, or `.exe` rather than `.ps1`. Also, ensure you use double backslashes (`\\`) as path delimiters, as required by the JSON format.