Nuget Not Installed

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timstspry17
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Nuget Not Installed

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Product, version and build:PowerShell Module Manager, 1.0.4
32 or 64 bit version of product:64 bit
Operating system:Windows 10 Professional
32 or 64 bit OS:64 bit

I am having an issue with PowerShell Module Manager telling me that a nuget repository has been selected, but nuget is not installed. I am fairly certain that nuget is installed. I am not sure how to check if it is? Here is a screen shot of the message that I get when launching this application:
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Re: Nuget Not Installed

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NuGet needs to be installed via PowerShell. To check if you have NuGet installed run the following command in the console:

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Get-PackageProvider
If NuGet doesn't appear to be installed, run the following command:

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Install-Package -Name NuGet
Restarting the application should get rid of the error message.
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