The EnvMan program is called 'Environment Variables Manager', which literally means Environment Variable Manager. It is an application written in C #.Net language and whose objective is to take over the administration of the Windows environment variables. Envman is primarily intended to serve as a substitute for the standard manager of the control panel system (which is already included in the operating system), and thus be able to comfortably handle large variable values.
Envman is a completely free tool and does not take up a significant amount of disk space: it is just over 90 Kb in size. In its user interface we can see a very accessible list of all the environment variables that exist at any time, both user and system variables, with their corresponding values.
In the main EnvMan window we can check if any of the variables have incorrect file or directory values. Any variable with an incorrect path is highlighted in red. To exit the application we can directly use the shortcut 'Ctrl + X'.
NOTE: To ensure proper operation, the Envman program requires that we have Microsoft.NET Framework installed on our computer.
You can free download EnvMan 32, 64 bit and safe install the latest trial or new full version for Windows 10 from the official site.