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The FFGo dialog reachable via <i>Help → About</i> displays the versions of the main dependencies used by FFGo. In case you entered an invalid path, or some other error, a hint is generally given there. In any case, troubleshooting information is always printed to the terminal (if you ran <tt>ffgo.exe</tt> as opposed to <tt>ffgo-noconsole.exe</tt>) and to the FFGo log file located in the <tt>%APPDATA%\FFGo\ | The FFGo dialog reachable via <i>Help → About</i> displays the versions of the main dependencies used by FFGo. In case you entered an invalid path, or some other error, a hint is generally given there. In any case, troubleshooting information is always printed to the terminal (if you ran <tt>ffgo.exe</tt> as opposed to <tt>ffgo-noconsole.exe</tt>) and to the FFGo log file located in the <tt>%APPDATA%\FFGo\Logs</tt> folder (do a Google search with keywords “Windows” and “APPDATA” if you don't know what this means). | ||
<strong>If for some reason you can't run <tt>pip</tt>:</strong> | <strong>If for some reason you can't run <tt>pip</tt>:</strong> | ||