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### Notes for installation on Windows
If you are using the Windows installer, the version of Python that is part of that package does not include TKInter
If you are using the [Windows installer](https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/raspberry-pi-pico-windows-installer/), the version of Python that is part of that package does not include TKInter
support which is needed by this generator. You will need a standard install of Python as follows:
1. Install the SDK with the Raspberry Pi Pico SDK installer.
1. Install the SDK with the Raspberry Pi "Pico setup for Windows" installer from https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-setup-windows/.
1. Install the full version of Python from https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/.
1. Open a Pico - Developer Command Prompt window.
1. cd to the location where you have downloaded/cloned the pico-project-generator.
1. Launch using `py.exe` instead of `python.exe`. e.g. py pico_project.py --gui, this will use the latest
installed version (the full version) instead of the embedded distribution included with the SDK.
1. `cd` to the location where you have downloaded/cloned the pico-project-generator.
1. Launch using `py.exe` instead of `python.exe`. e.g. `py pico_project.py --gui`, this will use the latest
installed version (the full version) of Python, instead of the embedded distribution included with the SDK.
## Command line