[▲ Vercel Community](/) · [Categories](/categories) · [Latest](/latest) · [Top](/top) · [Live](/live) [Help](/c/help/9) # Upgrading to v34.2.7 ≫ v41.7.4 is not happening? 19 views · 1 like · 5 posts Bkamrani (@bkamrani) · 2025-05-15 Why am I still not upgrading to the latest Vercel even after this command? > `npm i -g vercel@latest` And get this warning: ╭──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮ │ │ │ Update available! v34.2.7 ≫ v41.7.4 │ │ Changelog: https://github.com/vercel/vercel/releases │ │ Run `npm i -g vercel@latest` to update. │ │ │ ╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯ I have also run the command with `sudo` as well as `npm cache clean -f` FYI, > which vercel && node --version && npm --version /usr/local/bin/vercel v23.10.0 10.5.0 Many thanks! Anshuman Bhardwaj (@anshumanb) · 2025-05-16 Hi @bkamrani, welcome to the Vercel Community! Sorry that you're facing this issue. Have you tried clean installing the `vercel` CLI? ``` npm uninstall -g vercel npm cache clean -f npm i -g vercel@latest ``` Also, are you using NVM to manage multiple versions of Node? Bkamrani (@bkamrani) · 2025-05-16 · ♥ 1 I tried but it didn't work. There seemed to be two installations (one global and local) which messed up things. I was eventually able to resolve it by totally delete everything by force and re-install. Something like: ``` sudo npm uninstall -g vercel # Uninstall sudo rm -rf /usr/local/lib/node_modules/vercel # Delete residual files sudo rm /usr/local/bin/vercel # Remove symlink npm cache clean -f # Clear cache ``` **Reinstall Vercel Fresh** `sudo npm install -g vercel@latest --force` # --force bypasses cache Please feel free to close. Thanks! Anshuman Bhardwaj (@anshumanb) · 2025-05-16 I'm glad you got this working. Yeah, two installations is a very common issues with `-g` option. Thanks for sharing your solution with the community. system (@system) · 2026-01-20 Hi @bkamrani! 🔔 This thread's been quiet for a while. If you're still facing issues, please share any relevant details (logs, screenshots, error messages) so we can take another look!