Hey, I see two separate issues in your screenshots:
- PowerShell SecurityError or UnauthorizedAccess
This is a Windows PowerShell execution policy setting that’s blocking script execution. It’s not a Cursor issue. Run this in PowerShell as Administrator:
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
Then restart Cursor and try npm run dev:h5 again.
- Your Cursor installation appears to be corrupt. Please reinstall
That warning at the bottom is a known issue. To fix it:
- Download the latest version from https://cursor.com and reinstall
- If the warning still shows up after reinstalling, try running the installer as Administrator
Also, like the Agent said, if npm install fails with ECONNRESET, that’s a network issue on your machine. Try switching networks or using a VPN or proxy for npm:
npm config set registry https://registry.npmmirror.com
This switches npm to a mirror registry, which can help if you’re in China.
Let me know if it works after these steps.
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