It would be better to reinstall Python, yes.
It would be better to install a version of Python that was actually still supported, such as 3.6 or newer.
I do not have administrative privileges' on my Windows 10 workstation. The IT department installed Python 2.7 as my request but I proceed a PIP upgrade without the "--user" setting, and now the already installed PIP got corrupted and I do not know how to recover it.
The corrupted PIP always return syntax error on lib\site-packages\pip_internal\cli\main.py", line 60
sys.stderr.write(f"ERROR: {exc}")
I can not run again the --upgrade or get-pip
I can write in the Python folder so I can change the main.py file.
Is there a way to manually recover the installation (without sudo)? I need to reinstall the Python?
How to to manually recover the a PIP corrupted installation?