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I seem to have the opposite issue of this stackoverflow question. Somehow every time I create a virtual environment it is creating the POSIX setup instead of Windows.

So I am running the below command in Windows 7:

virtualenv venv

And I get the wrong dir structure (POSIX):

-venv
  -bin
  -include
  -lib

How do I fix this? Is there a virtualenv option or a config somewhere I can adjust? I would like it to create:

 -venv
   -Include
   -Lib
   -Scripts
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Ok, I believe the issue is with running commands from Cygwin terminal. I reran this command from powershell:

C:\Python27\Tools\Scripts\ez_setup.py

Then ran:

easy_install.exe virtualenv

Note the .exe this time.. now when I run:

virtualenv.exe someDir

I get the Windows directory structure. Running:

virtualenv someDir

Will create the POSIX directories.

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