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Probably Doing Something Stupid But I can't figure out what. #96
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I believe that happens when you don't restart after installing Python. Check the PATH value https://www.educative.io/edpresso/how-to-add-python-to-path-variable-in-windows |
What went wrong? How can we make the docs better?
Huh, that's odd. This is the first report I've seen of this occurring. Guessing: Perhaps a Windows update changed something? I generally run Linux, but have a Win10 install on one machine. I can test the install in the next few weeks, thought hopefully someone else has an idea. |
i just had to add pip to path lol. Maybe emphasizing the adding to path of pip would help a bit. |
Could you expand on "just had to add pip to path"? I have the same path items (..\python39\scripts\ and ..\python39) shown in the screen shot above. Is another required? |
Which directory did you add to PATH? I ran into the same issue and it would really help to know this. Edit: Okay. Adding |
@Kurty00 Can you submit a PR updating the docs to make that more clear? I want this resolved for others in the future. |
I still haven't gotten the windows emojis to not override the twemoji ones like the ss I sent above. |
I'm getting the same error even after adding pip to my path. Ah, figured it out. FontTools wasn't installed properly. The fix was to delete the fonttools directories under |
how can i add it if pressing any key closes it |
this is too confusing for me, is there a tutorial on youtube that can explain it better |
I am using windows 10
version 13.0.1
I have followed all the windows install steps however I get this error. I installed and reinstalled python to make sure it was added to PATH but I still get this error.
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