Error Configuring Flutter With PowerShell In VS Code - powershell

I am getting the following error when executing flutter doctor command in PowerShell:
Program 'flutter' failed to run: No application is associated with the specified file for this operation.
I have already set the environment variable for Flutter/bin, Git and Windows/System32.
Flutter commands work fine on normal cmd, but not in PowerShell which is the default in VS Code.
How to fix this?

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