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That's why I never put System32 on my PATH. nothing really worthwhile in there, and it just causes problems like this.
by svnpenn 6y ago
That's why I never put System32 on my PATH. nothing really worthwhile in there, and it just causes problems like this.
- PaulHoule 6y agoIn the last 2 years or so Win 10 has gotten aggressive about restoring configuration changes (e.g. the fruits of all that telemetry research.) I have found that my PATH entry reverted at least once after I tried to hide the system Python and I am also wonder if Microsoft will use their 'monkey patch the standard library' approach to forclose any stopping the insanity.
- easton 6y agoIt’s not even in System32, it’s in %localappdata%\WindowsApps. Which is also where other appx packages you install put their PATH shortcuts. Upside is, you can disable the behavior (by binary) in Settings, but then you have to hope that isn’t overridden next time someone needs to bump up their Python download numbers.