
Click on OK to close the Environment Variables dialogue.Click on OK - you should see the new variable in the list.In the Variable Value field enter a path to where you want to store the keys: "C:\keys\keys.log" as an example.An input box appears, in the Variable Name field enter: "SSLKEYLOGFILE".On the top half of that dialogue (User Variables) - click New.Click on the Environment Variables button (bottom right) - an Environment Variables dialogue appears.Windows Start> Environment Variables (just start typing) - a System Properties dialogue will appear.

The steps I followed were (you must follow each of these steps): The step by step is illustrated in this video, followed by the instructions:

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