

I have a PC with Windows 10 and Git Bash was working just fine with the latest version until now. Should I reset my PATH for systems variables?

I tried both of the suggestions given in the article, however Git Bash won't stay open. It happens regardless if it's elevated or not. It appears there's no text in the window before it closes. Whenever I try to open one, it closes instantly. It was working just fine earlier that morning though. I am taking coding classes online and one of my teachers suggested I look at the Git-Bash Command Prompt won't open after upgrading to Windows 10 article to see if I was able to get it to work. Randomly last Friday afternoon, I noticed my command prompt and powershell stopped working.

Right now my PATH in System Variables is set to C:\Path\To\Git\2.1.7\bin C:\Program Files\Git\cmd. I double checked my environment variables to make sure what I had set for the PATH and double checked my version of Git Bash. This is what I see right before Git Bash closes I uninstalled Git and reinstalled it, but Git Bash still closes after a few seconds. When I open the app, the cursor will blink for a couple of seconds then close Git Bash automatically. On Tuesday, my Git Bash app on my computer started to close when I would open the app on my PC.
