I don't think, but you can never be sure about MS OS, that windows 10 would have anything to do with it.
So, you can do a test. Fine the directory where python 3.5.4 in installed, if necessary you can use power shell command
Sorry can't give exact command as I don't have windows running anywhere. I know the -include *.c won't be part of it.
but once you have found where python is insatlled, change to the scripts directory just below python home directory
you will find pip there, try running pip from there, and don't run setuptools or anything else, just pip
So, you can do a test. Fine the directory where python 3.5.4 in installed, if necessary you can use power shell command
Quote:get-childitem C:\yourdir -include *.c -recursive |Select-String -pattern sqlcommand
Sorry can't give exact command as I don't have windows running anywhere. I know the -include *.c won't be part of it.
but once you have found where python is insatlled, change to the scripts directory just below python home directory
you will find pip there, try running pip from there, and don't run setuptools or anything else, just pip