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I get the error it isnt recognized as an internal or external command. I have tried searching for other posts about this, but none of their fixes work for me. Thanks for any help! I have a windows 10 pc and the newest python version from their website.

  • I know you say "I have tried searching for other posts about this, but none of their fixes work for me." - this lack of information is no use to anyone trying to help you. If the duplicate doesn't solve your problem you will need to be _a lot_ more specific about what you've tried: what OS are you using, what version of Python are you using, how did you install Python, what exactly did you try? – DavidW Dec 12 '21 at 13:16

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Yes, you must add a Path to pip.

You can easily do that by:

  1. Opening cmd as Administrator

  2. Typing setx PATH “%PATH%;C:\Python37\Scripts”

  3. See if this method was successfully by typing pip in cmd.

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  • If this doesn't work, try the methods from the answer link from @Mehdi Yaqoobi answer or reinstall Python. – Adam Dec 12 '21 at 12:26