Fix: 'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command

Windows Troubleshooting
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Originally published at: Fix: 'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command

Some users attempting to install Python packages via Command Prompt encounter the pip is not recognized as an internal or external command error. This issue persists even after installing the Python distribution and confirming Python is added to the PATH variable. pip’ is not recognized as an internal or external command Fix What is PIP? pip…

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I’ve been trying to resolve this issue for more than a long time. Thanks a lot for the help.

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Ooooh man thanks very much
the last process is very trusty in which you have to reinstall python

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How can I get vscode to recognize the packages installed with pip?

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Thank you very much! Method 6 worked for me.

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thanks a lot. just reading and following the solutions mentioned i realized my python was 32 bit vs all other related packages are 64 bit. reinstalling python 64 bit solved the problem for me

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Absolutely helpful and this tutorial guide is timely for me.
It has solved the problem i encounter.
Big Thank to Kevin Arrows !!!

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a savior thank you!!!

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Thank you very much for this piece. The last method worked for me. you really relieved me

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Or also, maybe you don’t have visual C++ 2015.

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Has python been installed on your computer?

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Thanks. I appreciate this

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thank you for the post

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thank you very much! =D

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THANK YOU! steps 1 + 2 fixed my issue!

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thank you for this!

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Thank you very much! it worked like a charm

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Great web Thanks!

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Thank you a lot! Method 6 helped

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I can’t find the scripts file at all