Z400 idea system environment Variable

Hello guys!

I messed up just the value of the path variable and the laptop is much slower.

Can someone paste here the value of the default Variable in the variable "Path"?

If you want to help, but do not know how to follow this:

Go to the research and the variable type.

Click configuration, and then you will see 2 icons.
Click Edit system environment variables.
The bottom of the pop-up window there is a button called Environment Variables.

See you a large number of variables, search for the path, click on edit and copy the 'Value of the Variable' field and paste it here!

Thanks in advance!

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