What should I do if npm is failing to resolve dependencies due to a corrupted Node.js installation?

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What should I do if npm is failing to resolve dependencies due to a corrupted Node.js installation?
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If npm consistently fails to install dependencies, a corrupted Node.js installation is a likely culprit. Try reinstalling Node.js using the official installer from nodejs.org. Consider deleting the existing Node.js installation directory and then reinstalling. Ensure you're using a compatible version of Node.js with your project's requirements.