I have found a reliable workaround. I will get the error when I click Enter VR, then I have to take off the headset to get the other two errors, and then I put on the headset and Enter VR works. It won’t work if I keep on clicking Enter VR, but removing headset is a crucual step. I have tried it several times 2022-12-15 18-55-47.mp4 - Google Drive
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Here is the log as text. I have labeled when I am pressing buttons and taking headset on/off
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Same here. “Warning! PATH too long installer unable to modify PATH!” I wanted to compare dev verses prod sizes, load times, etc.
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I have installed it without that PATH option and then added C:\Program Files\KTX-Software\bin manually in user environment path
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Thanks @heretic. I saw that option too. I’m going to take that approach today.
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I’m still not able to get this PATH to work. I created a user and system variable. I’ve tried several even. C:\Program Files\KTX-Software\bin\toktx.exe and C:\Program Files\KTX-Software\bin\ && toktx --v4.1.0-rc3~4 and C:\Program Files\KTX-Software\bin, among anything else remotely close to it. Everyone is fine? No one else is running into this issue on Windows 10 (Pro)? And I Restart after each entry (or set of entries I do at one time, like user and system areas).
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thats what i have in Path in my System variables
also win 10 pro
Thanks @marwie1 
. I just have to keep trying looks.
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What is the blocker currently? Do you get errors in Unity or when trying to build or …
I get the Unity Console error about installing it with directions on path with --version…
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→ toktx is not installed — but it is required for production builds. Visit Releases · KhronosGroup/KTX-Software · GitHub and download and install the latest version.
Make sure to enable add to PATH in the installer!
“set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files (x86)\KTX-Software\bin” && toktx --version (quote)
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Still an issue. But some fun tips here for the nerds in all of us. Windows 10. In the command-prompt, copy/paste or type out cmd /c “echo %path:;=&echo.%” | sort and hit the enter key. The Variables sorted, line-by-line output.
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rundll32.exe sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables and this one will give you the GUI to work.
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rundll32.exe sysdm.cpl,EditEnvironmentVariables (User only, paste in the Windows search (Windows key).
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About to go to bed and I get it. I think it was a space in the variable name, but not sure. Go figure. 
Felt like something simple. One more cmd /c “echo %path:;=&echo.%” | sort check and there it was even after I closed CMD and tried it again. Finally. And, I closed Unity, making sure the Hub as well was not running, checking the Task Manager various areas. Then restarted Unity. Then the Production dist showed up!
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For future reference - whenever you change any environment variable in Windows you have to restart cmd or any other programs that you want to use them in - only on program start the environment is loaded into that program (not live updated). Windows is stupid like that
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@heretic 
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