How to install python virtualenv in windows

Version used is python 2.7. 

 - Locate the executable pip.exe in your python installation folder (by default in root folder of your operating system drive) 

 -  Add the location e.g. C:\Python27\Scripts in variable path in your environment variables (System variables).

 You can now run globally the executables within that folder. The virtualenv exe will also be added in scripts directory. In the command line, run

pip install virtualenv


After installation you can try ()

 virtualenv --version 




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