Pyserial installation on 64 bit win7

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#95 Pyserial installation on 64 bit win7

Milestone: v2.6

Status: closed-works-for-me

Owner: Chris Liechti

Labels: None

Priority: 9

Updated: 2014-11-03

Created: 2010-09-25

Creator: Justin Jordan

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Good Evening,

I am unable to install pyserial. I receive a "Python installation not found in registry" error. If anyone can help I would appreciate it. Thanks.

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Justin Jordan - 2010-09-26

priority: 5 --> 9
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Jason R. Coombs - 2011-08-01

You probably have a mismatched versions of the installer and the Python. If you're using 32-bit Python, you need the 32-bit installer. If you're using 64-bit Python, you need a 64-bit installer. There is no 64-bit installer on this site. I suggest you install distribute (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/distribute) and then run the command

\Python27\Scripts\easy_install pyserial

That worked for me.

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Chris Liechti - 2011-08-05

assigned_to: nobody --> cliechti

status: open --> pending-works-for-me
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Chris Liechti - 2011-08-05

yep see comment below, thanks to jaraco

"pip" is also an alternative or downloading the source archive and running "python setup.py install".

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Chris Liechti - 2013-10-17

status: pending-works-for-me --> closed-works-for-me

Group: --> v2.6
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Chris Liechti - 2013-10-17

2.7 released

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