[SOLVED] Python not installing, rather Showing error

Question

Recently, I tried to install python. I installed their latest 3.9.0 version's executable to install. But it doesn't open. Any ideas?
Then I tried using their web installer, it opens, and when I click install, It shows like installing, but shows error, that says "unspecified error"
Here's what I did:
1. Opened python website
2. Clicked on download
3. Clicked on windows
4. Clicked on download link for 64 windows executable.
5. Clciked on downloaded file. Nothing happens

Answer 1

Thanks everybody, I couldn't download python 3.9 but I tried downloading python 3.8 and it worked..
thank you
QUANTUMSPARK1
Kode Krasher
ADVIK
Rei
Aradhay Mathur
Julian Bents
Ayush.[Dark Avengers]

Answer 2

My pc is windows 10 pro 64bit
Ayush.[Dark Avengers]

Answer 3

I can't use pycharm, bcs I don't have enough graphics.. every time I open it says to upgrade graphics and closes...
ADVIK

Answer 4

Download pycharm

Answer 5

Please post this in your own question and not here Edris Mêgã

Answer 6

My pc is windows 10 pro 64bit
I know 3.9 is not supported in win7

Answer 7

Wait what???? Did u ask me to install python 1, I don't think it is even there. Aradhay Mathur

Answer 8

Please do not spam in answers Дмитрий Евсюков

Answer 9

Please take in mind
This question is solved and pls don't answer it, answering again will lead my question to go hot. I am using VSCode for more than 1 year

Answer 10

Sorry, I am fine with VSCODE as my pc doesn't support pycharm udit nayyar

Answer 11

I am able to do everything fine without reinstall, the question is already solved

Answer 12

The question is already solved take look Vral Vyas

Answer 13

Try to install phython with visual Studio or try another Version

Answer 14

if you can use windows store try to install it from there

Answer 15

Ohh😱.. is python available on Microsoft Store...

Answer 16

For me the best way was https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/en/vs/features/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK/ this

Answer 17

Ohh, I didn't read but I think everything is right.nI am not sure.. is there anyway to know If I have C runtime.

Answer 18

Why not use Pycharm, it's a great IDE, working on the original Python Interpreter would be too slow.

Answer 19

Well Rei is right, you should try installing Python 3.9 from Windows Store

Answer 20

Ok let me try installing it from windows Store. Is there any features that will get cutoff if I download through store.