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Error: Unable to find git in your PATH. VScode and Android Studio flutter project

Good day everyone. Please for over 3months now have been having these issues, I have searched online from Google to YouTube and have not gotten an answer to my question or problem. I have installed android studio correctly and flutter doctor is all marked as okay but whenever I want to create a project I will keep seeing Error: Unable to find git in your PATH. The project will finally be created but Flutter will not be found only . Idea folder, modules.xml, and workspace.xml files are the files that will be found inside the .idea folder. When trying to install through the command line I still found this Error: Unable to find git in your PATH. I have added all path in user and system variable path and yet is not working

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This are the Error: Unable to find git in your PATH shows the same way in Vscode terminal when am trying to install flutter project. Please I will be very happy if this resolved out for me because I need to get back to work. Thank you great developer for your supports and all you do for the community.

flutter install app_test
Returns Error: Unable to find git in your PATH
on the CLI

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    1. First step Goto this site and download the git setup file
      https://git-scm.com/downloads

    1. After downloading, install the Git setup.

    2. After installing the set path in an environment variable (if the path is not set)

    3. And the last step is to check whether the git is running or not

      (open the command prompt and run the git command and for version checking run git --version command.)

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    Try to add C:Program FilesGit – without directly targeting any executable.

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