Modulenotfounderror: no module named pip_autoremove ( Steps)

Modulenotfounderror_ no module named pip_autoremove ( Steps)

Modulenotfounderror: no module named pip_autoremove error occurs mainly if either pip_autoremove is misplaced or not installed properly. The best way to fix this error is to correct the path ( location ) of pip_autoremove. Mostly it will fix the issue but if the issue still exist then we need to externally install the pip_autoremove package or upgrade the pip. This will definitely fix the issue for you. So let’s fix this issue step by step.

 

Modulenotfounderror: no module named pip_autoremove ( Solution ) –

There are a couple of steps that we will need to follow.

Step 1: Correct Path for pip_autoremove –

Typically if we install Python for a specific user then the default path for pip_autoremove must be:

C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib

if we install Python for all users then the path should be :

C:\Program Files\Python311\Lib

Usually, the pip_autoremove becomes incompatible if it exists in the Script Folder in place of the Lib folder.

Step 2: Upgrade the pip :

Sometimes upgrading the pip will solve this issue. The reason is pip_autoremove comes default with pip. So if you upgrade pip, it will fix the pip_autoremove automatically. Here is the command for pip upgrade.

pip install –upgrade pip

Step 3: Install the pip_autoremove explicitly:

We will use pip package manager to install pip_autoremove externally. Here is the pip command for pip_autoremove installation. This command will install the latest version for pip_autoremove. On the basis of the requirement, we can opt for the correct version.

pip install pip-autoremove
Modulenotfounderror no module named pip_autoremove solved using installation
Modulenotfounderror no module named pip_autoremove solved using installation

If you need admin permission then add sudo keyword before the command. It will provide you the admin privileges for you.

Conclusion-

To understand the generic solution for ModuleNotFoundError, refer to the below article. This pip_autoremove package will remove the mentioned package and dependencies required in that package. It is very much useful in code refactoring and cleaning stuff.

ModulenotfoundError Python Exception

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