Hello, I was recently following a tutorial to learn how to build my first react-native app, and the tutorial used the command npx create-expo-app@latest my-app.
I ran the command, and expected it to take a couple of seconds at most to create one. However, after hours of leaving it alone, no progress was achieved.
The same behaviour is observed with create-react-app and create-next-app. At most, the spinning load wheel is spun for a couple of seconds before hanging indefinitely. Ctrl + C works at terminating the batch job.

In Windows Powershell, I have achieved verbose-like output with the following commands:

>>> $env:DEBUG="*"
>>> npx create-expo-app my-app

expo:init:cli Default args: 
expo:init:cli { _: [ 'my-app' ] } +0ms 
expo:init:cli Parsed: 
expo:init:cli { args: {}, projectRoot: 'my-app' } +8ms

And then it pauses.

Methods Tried
1. Restart my computer (several times)
2. Uninstall and reinstall Node.js multiple times (including once with fnm Fast Node Manager)
3. Install different version of Node.js (including v18.20.4 LTS, v20.15.1 LTS, and v22.5.0
4. Tried the commands from Windows CMD (as well as running it as admin), Windows Powershell, and from VS Code
5. Tried to set registry using npm config set registry http://registry.npmjs.org/ --global (no progress)
6. Tried to clear cache npm cache clear --force (no progress)
7. Install create-expo-app globally and then use it (no progress)
8. Installing with Yarn (gets stuck at an empty progress bar)

System Information

Windows 11

>>> node -v
v22.5.0

>>> npm -v
10.8.2

npm install??
Another issue of mine that may be related is that running npm install hangs as well, whether that be installing react-native or expo-font. Using --verbose reveals that the command tends to hang at the same registry packages too (it almost always hangs after fetching eastasianwidth or path-exists).