Sgilk you were right, it was an internet issue, for example, now that I got it connected my "last updated" dates on the node Palette Install Menu match the dates on website, for anyone looking at this in the future; I am using the "network adapter" internet setting and I used this link from the "how to" section. But now that I am connected to the internet, I am getting an new error regarding a "self signed certificate"... I am familiar with a workaround from the windows command prompt using this command: (yes I am aware of the security risks involved with just telling it to install random software with no verification like this command does) npm config set strict-ssl false However, I am not familiar with how to access (if there even is one) the "terminal" for Node-RED. If there is one, how do you access it, is it one of the nodes maybe? And if there isn't one, does anyone know of a workaround so that I can make Node-RED install my nodes without the certification validity check? Or maybe I am attacking this problem from the wrong point of view. Any help is appreciated! Also, is there a way to rename this topic so that I can add this new error to the title that way someone can find this in the future if they have this additional problem? EDIT: Figured it out so far, got an absolute PILE of warnings, but it ended up installing. All I did was use that before mentioned command and put it into an "Execute" node. I added the inverse statement to put it back when I am done with installing everything 🙂
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