Closed v1ewlakes closed 5 years ago
If you type where python
at a command prompt what do you see?
By default, python does not add itself to the system path.
I suggest adding the location of the python instance you want to run to the end of the system path.
set PATH=%PATH%; <<
You can also modify the system path by right clicking My Computer | Properties | Advanced System Settings (link in the left pane) and then open the Environment Variables UI.
This is resolved. Installed 64 bit python first..than ran start.cmd script Thanks
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On Feb 19, 2019, 7:26 AM, at 7:26 AM, John notifications@github.com wrote:
If you type where python
at a command prompt what do you see?
By default, python does not add itself to the system path.
I suggest adding the location of the python instance you want to run to the end of the system path.
set PATH=%PATH%; <<
>> You can also modify the system path by right clicking My Computer | Properties | Advanced System Settings (link in the left pane) and then open the Environment Variables UI.
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