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      <title>HOW TO RUN NODE.JS 18.18 LTS ON OBSOLETE WINDOWS 7</title>
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      <description>UPDATED ON: 2024-08-29&#xA;Node.js dropped Windows 7 &amp;ldquo;support&amp;rdquo; rigth after [version number 13].What a load of sh#t. Today i&amp;rsquo;ll tell you how to overcome this nonsense and run latest LTS version [Node.JS 18.x] without any problems. More newer versions may work also. I&amp;rsquo;ll leave you some room for experiments. Recently i found excellent already [patched installer of NodeJS 18]&#xA;First of all you need to download zipped version of software, not msi one.</description>
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