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Laravel – Composer file_put_contents(C:ProgramDataComposerSetupbin): Failed to open stream: Permission denied

Im trying to install breeze on my Lara Project with composer require laravel/breeze --dev
but it show up

I already browsing in internet and doing all solution that i found, i grant permission on File Explorer, Administrator CMD, reinstall the composer, but still
I hope you guys can help me

I already browsing in internet and doing all solution that i found, i grant permission on File Explorer, Administrator CMD, reinstall the composer, made new role/user in security,changig ownership of the bin and the parents, reinstalling composer in developer mode and no-dev mode but still wont work, there is something i want to do but i dont know how, maybe can we change the directory path, so when im run the command its not direct to C:Program DataComposerSetupbin again ?
I hope you guys can help me

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    Started with Laravel a week ago and I encountered the same problem, my solution was to manually change the system variable for composer (in the Environment Variables).

    After the installation of composer, it was automatically set to "C:Program DataComposerSetupbin".

    I changed this to my installation folder of composer ("C:xamppcomposerbin").
    This solved this problem for me.
    (okay, run into other problems when trying to install, but that’s not for this thread).

    (working with the terminal inside VS Code @ win10, laravel11, breeze 2.1.0, php 8.2.12, npm 10.8.1)

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    i had the same problem.
    Composer version 2.7.7
    PHP version 8.2.12
    Go to Environmental variables >> look for Composer in System variables and delete the Composer reaching to your bin folder of composer. Do not delete the COMPOSER_HOME.
    Afterwards restart your code environment and you should be good to go.

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