#🔒 Error Code 193 in VS Code Running Python Script in Jupyter (VS Code)

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zenith raven
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Having issues running a script through VS code that previously worked. This is run through venv. All requirements are installed and updated. When I initially got VS code I installed 4 different versions of python (3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11) if I wanted to use them at any point for version control. The script throws error code 193 in Python with the erro message "%1 is not a valid Win32 application".

I have reinstalled numpy. My architecture is on 64-bit. I checked all my python installs and they are 64-bit. I reinstalled PyWin32 as a dependenccy for 64-bit as well through pip install. At this point I am stumped as to what I might do.

FYI - this is a work computer so I cannot manually edit PATH variables.

Thoughts?

gilded totemBOT
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zenith raven
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venv is based off Python 3.11 if that helps

verbal glade
zenith raven
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That is the entire error message.

Error code 193: "%1 is not a valid Win32 application"

verbal glade
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No other context? What do you do to make it produce this error? Maybe a screenshot of your VSCode window.

zenith raven
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The error throws when using selenium to do web based application work. It attempts to open a test environment URL and upon doing so attempts usually 2-3x and then fails and throws that error code. The .py file nor the .ipynb file can run.

verbal glade
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Hmm. I may not be abe to help you with this.

zenith raven
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No worries, appreciate it

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