From command prompt: echo %ORACLE_HOME%
This should return %ORACLE_HOME%, meaning it's just echoing what you typed in and there is not set value for ORACLE_HOME. If there is a value for ORACLE_HOME, then: setx ORACLE_HOME ""
That will set ORACLE_HOME to nothing. Remember you need to close the command prompt and open a new one to have it read the change you just made.
This should return %ORACLE_HOME%, meaning it's just echoing what you typed in and there is not set value for ORACLE_HOME. If there is a value for ORACLE_HOME, then: setx ORACLE_HOME ""
That will set ORACLE_HOME to nothing. Remember you need to close the command prompt and open a new one to have it read the change you just made.
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