: If your script references external files (images, configs, or data folders) using relative paths, the executable may not find them once moved from the development directory.
Look for a ModuleNotFoundError . If it says No module named 'mspm' , you must add it as a . B. Use Hidden Imports failed to execute script mspm-source
If you are the of the script, try these technical solutions: A. Identify the Missing Module : If your script references external files (images,
: Windows Defender or third-party antivirus software may block the execution of an unsigned or "unrecognized" script. 2. Immediate Troubleshooting Steps If you are the end-user trying to run an application: or data folders) using relative paths
: Ensure the .exe is in the correct folder, especially if it relies on a dist folder or adjacent assets. 3. Developer Fixes (PyInstaller)
pyinstaller --onefile --hidden-import=mspm-source your_script.py Use code with caution.
: The script was built in a specific environment (like a virtual environment or Anaconda) but is missing those modules when executed as a standalone file.
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