@MarcAndrew_Laurenvil
For my own Windows computer, I installed Python from the official site (remember to click the option to add Python to your windows path or whatever it’s called when installing): https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/ 11
I’m not sure if all the versions of Python available work with PyTorch, but @ptrblck may know.
After installing Python, I get the PyTorch install command by selecting pip instead of Conda, Windows, Python, and Cuda 10.2 from the official site here: https://pytorch.org/ 33
I then download repositories like neural-style-pt as a zip, unzip and open the folder, then I copy the file path to cmd after the cd command. Since you’re new to this sort of thing, always try to make sure that commands have the proper spacing as well.
I’ve never run into any issues installing PyTorch and using it this way. Hopefully it’ll work for you as well!