Problem with pip3, how to solve it?

Question

Python

Good day!
Given:

• Win10 Pro(UAC enabled)
  
• Python 3.5
  
• PyCharm Community Edition 5.0.1
  

when trying to install a package via pip3
everything works as it should.

Those. successful installation
but nothing new appears in the .\site-packages folder,

but in
C:\Users\Smartgo\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\Python 3.5\Lib\site-packages
there is something that needs to be

tried to install via PyCharm

Tried different options, added C:\Program Files (x86)\Python 3.5\Scripts>
to the PATH variable, before that I specified the full path to pip3 manually.
When I wrote the question, the thought came that it could be Windows UAC.
Accordingly, the question is, if this is UAC, then how to fix this situation without disabling it?

Answer 1

Try to run both the console and Pycharm with administrator rights (right-click, then Run As Administrator), and then install the packages. For me, both on Windows 7 and on Windows 8.1, in this case, everything is put where it should be (and without rights, it swears, but in AppData / Roaming / Python, if you don’t check the box, it doesn’t fit). I won't say anything about ten. That's why Pycharm itself doesn't ask for administrative rights to install packages, I don't understand - it's very annoying.

Answer 2

Interested in this question. And in general, because VirtualStore scratched the eye.
And here is an explanation of this strange folder: lepin.livejournal.com/1629607.html
Therefore, everything should be installed and working without problems for you while you are running under your account.
And if the situation bothers you, then you should be puzzled by this VirtualStore itself.
answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_...
I understand that according to the links to the seven, everything, but in the top ten, if anything has been changed, it does not matter.