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Trevor R
Hi Matthew,
I have reverted from Python 3.10.4 (completely removed from computer) to 3.9.12 and still Optuma (Run as Administrator) does not recognize that Python is installed. The Windows 10 environment variable is correctly set.
I know you suggested raising with Support this issue with running Python in Optuma (2.0 Build 102), but I’ve posted here as well to prompt any others running into the same issue to report it so we all get a fix.
Cheers
Trevor
Trevor R.
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