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I need to install python and all the relevant packages like "numpy" etc in a Windows PC that is not connected to the internet. Can I do this by downloading relevant things from python website to a pen drive and then installing? If yes, please suggest on how this can be done. If no, kindly suggest any other methodologies that can be followed.

I haven't tried anything but would like to know the feasibility of using a pen drive or DVD for installation.

Adarsh J
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It can be done!

On PyPi, you have the option to download tar.gz files (Here is the one for NumPy)

To install it, you can use pip install <path-to-package>

Mr. Dinky
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You can download binaries directly from official pypi and install that zip files like so Example search like "numpy pypi"

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Go to download on left

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For windows

numpy-1.24.2-pp38-pypy38_pp73-win_amd64.whl

you can clearly see on the name of the file there will be win For windows and for linux there will be linux

Then install binaries like

pip install path/to/downloads/dummy_library_name.tar.gz

you can variety of files

Bhargav - Retarded Skills
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  • I tried ur suggestion and used to install pyaedt-0.6.70.tar.gz. This is working only if there's internet connection. Is there anyway where I can install without internet? I have also downloaded a wheelhouse file. Please suggest if this could be used for offline installation. – Adarsh J Apr 14 '23 at 09:51