How to resolve 'SSH command not found' error when setting up PuTTYgen on Mac?

Check your PATH:

• The ssh executable might be installed but not in a directory included in your shell's PATH environment variable.
• In your Terminal, type echo $PATH to see the directories in your PATH.
• Ensure that /usr/bin (where ssh is typically located) or the Homebrew installation path (e.g., /opt/homebrew/bin for Apple Silicon or /usr/local/bin for Intel) is included.
• If not, you might need to add it to your shell configuration file (e.g., ~/.zshrc or ~/.bash_profile).

How did you set up PuTTYgen? If you used home brew, it is known to screw up your path environment variable such that nothing works like it’s supposed to. You’ll have to fix the path variable so that you can get to those built-in items again.

Your welcome, have you got it straightened out yet