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I'm currently working with someone on a Windows 10 that is unable to install Pip for Python on their machine due to an SSL Certificate Error.

We run this command successfully through the command prompt, and we do see the get-pip.py on the machine after running it.

curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py -o get-pip.py

When we try to run the file with python get-pip.py we get a bunch of errors regarding SSL Certificate. It appears that something may be blocking the connection, but we're unsure how to proceed. It seems that all the answers we're finding are regarding pip unable to install other packages.

Does anyone have an idea what may be preventing us from installing pip successfully on Windows 10?

Madison Leopold
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Not sure why there is an issue on your certificates, but all python 3 installations for Windows include pip by default, you just need to call it this way: python -m pip

Dharman
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