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py -m pip freezeis the same. Returns nothing. 2. yes, I am running aspython scripty.py. That line of code returns of path of my venv folder.py -m pip show <pkg>returns the following error:WARNING: Package(s) not found: <pkg>pyfor installation instead ofpythonwhich you use to run your script?<pkg>withpyqt5, which is what I was trying to install, I am just trying to be generic here. 2. If by installation is completed successfully means having them showed up in theenv/Lib/site-packagesfolder, and terminal giving me the outputInstalled succesfully, then yes. 3. I can run my script with eitherpythonorpy, its the same. For installation, I usedpyas I am following the official documentation seen here.pythonto run my script, but notpy. I created a new folder on my desktop, and moved the venv folder to it, andpip freezeis working as expected now. Weird thatpip freezeis not working at my original directory (where it used to work), but I can run my script without problem withpython script.py.