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Update for current realities
add `UNABLE_TO_GET_ISSUER_CERT_LOCALLY` troubleshooting
add another instance of Kaspersky's SSL-intercepting
Updated Troubleshooting (markdown)
defootgunned npm@3 upgrade path
Add tip about using `-verbose` with `npm install`
npm config set prefix '${APPDATA}/npm' -g with single quotes causes the parameter to get set as "'${APPDATA}/npm'" (with double and single quotes) which causes npm to no longer function correctly (issues was occurring in Windows 10). This command probably doesn't require quotes at all but I haven't tested with all versions of Windows.
Update the note on configuring .npmrc per issue #8717
Fixed upgrading windows instructions (especially option 3). used env variables because NodeJS is now default to 64bit on 64bit machines.
Using option 1,2 or 3 makes a difference for where the npmrc file should be placed.
use `npm@latest` in updating on Windows, option 3
got rid of bad tip
fromagerie
updated shrinkwrap issue
added solution to long path issues
Add note re SSL-intercepting proxy
Add notes and link to source issue for npm-login-errors
Add note about `npm login` errors
update links to proxy configs
need to follow redirect (or change to npmjs.com)
Fixes issue to issues in the two urls
ops, removed the Users/ path
left my windows username there!
the npmrc copy is obligatory after installing the new npm