The tooling for K8s on Windows has come a long way over the last couple of years and is starting to stabilise. Minikube 'just works' and you no longer need to fight it (stopping the cluster works now, yay!).
However the tooling has also become so prolific it tends to end up in various places on your machine nested inside other tools. So lets straighten that out.
Windows ends up with a mess of kubectl versions kicking around - VS 2019 has its own, Docker for Windows has its own, Azure Dev Spaces has its own, you may have downloaded the MSI, you may have installed it via Chocolatey.