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I accidentally downloaded Python 3.4.2 a while back but I actually needed Python 2.7, so I deleted the 3.4.2 files and downloaded 2.7 instead. Now I need Python 3, so I tried to download it but I noticed that in the control panel in the Uninstall Programs section it tells me that the 3.4.2 from back then is still on my PC.

Every time I try to uninstall/change/repair/download a newer version I can't and it tells me

A program required to complete the installation can not be found...

I can not find any remaining files connected to any sort of Python in my PC. My operating system is Windows 10. Does someone know how to solve this?

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  • @PadraicCunningham windows 10 Commented Sep 28, 2015 at 10:24
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    Did you try downloading a .msi and just installing with that? python.org/downloads/windows Commented Sep 28, 2015 at 10:25
  • I tried now but again the same problem. when I try to install it tells me that a program required could not be run Commented Sep 28, 2015 at 11:02

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Did you try to reinstall the version you want to delete and then uninstall it afterwards ?

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When you do this, always be aware that you re-created the uninstall information using a fresh install, in particular this may not contain all the necessary info to delete all the files of the previous installation. You can either check the files manually afterwards and/or try to recreate the installation and reinstall absolutely everything you installed before to uninstall. This is most likely to miss less things during uninstall.
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Try to clean Path in environment variables see here Just delete the old version path, looks like this: C:\Python27\;

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I tried but no help. but mayB I did it wrong. Im not that good in this things.
Try to use the same .msi file (same version) for uninstalling as was used for installing.

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