In the past few weeks, some readers have come across an error message where the Python command is not found on Windows 7. This issue can occur for several reasons. Let’s take a look below.
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I have definitely installed the latest python for Windows version of Win10.Just type py
when starting the command window
Python command line.
Microsoft Windows [version 10.0.15048](c) 2017 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.C: Users sg7> pyPython 3.6.3 (v3.6.3: 2c5fed8 Oct 2017 3 18:11:49) [MSC v.1900 64-bit (AMD64)] on win32Enter Help, Copyright, Credits. You can find more information in the "License" section.>>> `Enter the code here`
>>> print ("Hello!")Hey!>>>
Note that in my case Python was installed in the directory C: Users sg7 AppData Local Programs Python Python36>
C: Users sg7 AppData Local Programs Python Python36> directory The volume above the C drive is the windows7_os volume Serial number 1226-12D1. Directory C: Users sg7 AppData Local Programs Python Python3605/08/2018 07:38 .05/08/2018 07:38 ..12/18/2017 09:12 DLL12/18/2017 09:12 Doc12/18/2017 09:12 included12/18/2017 09:12 Lib12/18/2017 09:12 libraries03.10.2017 19:17 30.334 LICENSE.txt03.10.2017 19:17 362.094 NEWS.txt03/10/2017 19:15 100.504 python.exe03/10/2017 19:12 58 520 python3.dll03/10/2017 19:12 3 610 776 python36.dll03/10/2017 19:15 98.968 pythonw.exe08/05/2018 07:38 196.096 Removes cons.exe05/08/2018 07:38 26 563 scons-wininst.log05/08/2018 07:38 Scripts 12/18/2017 09:12 tcl12/18/2017 09:12 tools09.06.2016 23:53 87.888 vcruntime140.dll 9 files 4571743 bytes ten Dir (s) 20,228,898,816 free bytes
If I were in the C: Users sg7>
directory, python
could additionally be invoked by typing AppData Local Programs Python Python36 python
C: Users samg> AppData Local Programs Python Python36 pythonPython 3.6.3 (v3.6.3: 2c5fed8 Oct 2017 3 18:11:49) [MSC v.1900, 64 words (AMD64)] on win32For more information, enter Help, Copyright, Authors, or alternatively License.>>>
Optionally, the client can add the following to their path community variable:% USERPROFILE% AppData Local Programs Python Python36
Solution
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Find a folder with sufficient justification for the installed version of Python as indicated in
X: Program Files
(where C: Programs Python36 ). If the folder definitely doesn’t exist, download and install the latest popular Python version here. -
Open this folder and the path to copy it.
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Right click on this PC, then go to Properties => Advanced System => manage environment variables.
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In the window that looks like the
Path
variable, select it, then click Edit; Otherwisecase click New. -
In the add dialog, click “New” and first assign the copied path to this folder; Then click OK.
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Python doesn’t work on command line / shell Make sure to add the updated path to ~ /. bash_profile. See the following website: UNIX / Linux: Set the PATH variable using the set or export command.
The error “Python is not recognized as an internal or additional command” appears on the Windows command line. The error occurs when the Python executable was not recognized in the environment variable as a result of executing a Python command at the Windows command prompt.
Python 3 c # script! The python3 shebang product line won’t work because python3.exe doesn’t actually exist on Windows – this should be achieved with py -3. To fix this, add this script to your PATH as python3: The following call invokes the correct Python command depending on the operating system (also works on Windows and Linux).