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Message: [QUOTE="Larry Bates, post: 1923245"] If you really want to install Python on Windows, I would recommend that you get ActiveState Python, it comes as .MSI installer and has uninstaller. [URL]http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePython/[/URL] It does minimal registry changes and I know of no system file changes (but I could be wrong). If you want to put a program written in python on a workstation you don't have to put python on it. Use py2exe to package it and create an installer with Inno Setup. -Larry [/QUOTE]