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Fatal error in launcher
I tried to pip install PIL. but it gave me the below error. This pip worked perfectly before suddenly this started to happen. cannot do any pip.
@dassa did you activate the virtual environment?
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@dassa you want to ```pip install pillow``` instead. Then you can ```import PIL```.
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@dassa what does ```pip --version``` give you? If that works try with the ```pillow``` instead of ```Pillow```.
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it seems there are problems in the python files or so.
try upgrading pip:
python -m pip install --upgrade pip
try installing this way:
python -m pip install PIL
do you have multiple python installations?
finally, I uninstall everything and re-install. now looks ok.
@dassa often, if you have a virtual environment and you update the python the virtual environment becomes corrupted. The solution is to make sure you have a requirements.txt file so you can remove the virtual environment directory and recreate it.
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i cant download python -m venv venv but i downloaded ./venv/scripts/activate i asked in chatgpt i fix everything like activating in powershell as a administrator but except this i installed simplerllm also it was sucessfully installed. what is the problem?
@google-habibitopg the error is created because you already have a venv directory. Do as @dassa has stated to continue.
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again it says like this
@google-habibitopg You dont need to run python -m venv venv because you already created your virtual environment. You just need to activate it by running the following command:
venv/Scripts/activate
@google-habibitopg the photo doesn't show you've activated the virtual environment. When properly activated the prompt changes to put the virtual environment directory in front like ```(venv) C:\Users\ME\src```.
What does a directory listing show in your current directory? Is the requirements.txt file there?
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@google-habibitopg It looks like the virtual environment was activated. Plus, the requirements.txt file isn't in the same directory as in the terminal.
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