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I am trying to install a module from pip on the command line, but every time it gives me this error message:"This app can't run on your PC." I am running Windows 10, and using Python 3.5.
Here is a screenshot of the error:
k_user
Posted 2016-07-12T01:55:51.043
Reputation: 9
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As jehad has pointed out, you failed to cd to "D:\Program Files\Python\Scripts" partly because you didn't end the quotes (though it should work) and partly because you didn't specify the drive D: first. Also a prefered way to install modules using PIP would be to:
python.exe -m pip install pyperclip
Try typing command above in admin console and let us know if there is any difference.
rayt
Posted 2016-07-12T01:55:51.043
Reputation: 66
1Your screenshot shows that the command
cd "D:\Program Files\Python\Scripts"did not work. Reasons: 1) you didn't close the double quotes, 2) you need to switch to the D-drive by just typingD:, or 3) did you meanC:\Program Files\Python\Scripts(i.e. in the C-drive)? – jehad – 2016-07-12T02:15:50.817No, my C drive is an SSD and I installed python on my D drive (HDD). – k_user – 2016-07-12T11:19:56.473