INFO:
I am trying to download something using this method and the things on this website: https://github.com/MiniGlome/Archive.org-Downloader
Git is downloaded, pip is installed, the command I am using is a variant on a listed example command: python3 archive-org-downloader.py -e myemail@tempmail.com -p Passw0rd --file books_to_download.txt
The one I am using (sensitive info redacted): python3 archive-org-downloader.py -e EMAIL@gmail.com -p PASSWORD -r 0 -u https://archive.org/details/nationalgeograph0000haje
I am getting the error I described in the title.Attached is a picture of what my terminal looks like (red lines are redacted sensitive information FYI)
I am not a tech savvy individual, so my apologies if my question is silly at all :)
ATTEMPTED FIXES:
I initially had problems installing the pip, but I got it situated, if that matters at all. I just reinstalled Python with the path enabled. I also updated pip after being prompted to do so, if I remember correctly. I closed the terminal so I can't check.
I've tried renaming "Python 3.11 (64-bit).exe" to "python3.exe" with no luck. I have also poked around in the app exclusion aliases; disabling the one that just says "python3.exe" while keeping "python.exe" on gives the error listed above. With "python.exe" off, I get "Python was not found; run without arguments [etc]". Additionally, I moved Python out of the downloads folder and on to my desktop for easier access on my end.
I came to the app exclusion aliases from this link: Python was not found; run without arguments to install from the Microsoft Store, or disable this shortcut from Settings
I've tried running the command directly in the Python 3.11 terminal but I get a syntax error.
I've tried putting in the location where I want the file to be by using "-d DIR" (I have changed DIR to my directory) like on the website but it has not changed anything.
I also have used this link: 'python3' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file and the "virtualenv --python=C:\PATH_TO_PYTHON\python.exe environment" does not work for me (I have replaced the path with what I actually have. I also did python3.exe, but getting specific with the spaces caused errors. I have tried this when my Python file was named to just python3 and when it wasn't).
