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If your script requires non-Python files, explicitly declare them during compilation using the --add-data flag:

Understanding why this error happens is the first step toward fixing it. PyInstaller and similar utilities hide the structural complexities of Python, meaning a tiny environment discrepancy can completely break the execution. 1. Hidden or Missing Dependency Imports

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Add the executable folder to the exclusion list and re-run.

| Action | Implementation | |--------|----------------| | | In mspm-source.py , wrap main() in a try-except and log to a file: sys.stderr = open("error.log", "w") | | Use PyInstaller’s --debug | Build with: pyinstaller --debug --onefile mspm-source.py | | Include hidden imports | If using dynamic imports, specify: --hidden-import=module_name | | Set working directory | In your script, use os.chdir(os.path.dirname(sys.executable)) | | Bundle all data files | Use --add-data "src/data;data" for PyInstaller | | Test on target OS | Build and test on the oldest supported OS version (e.g., Windows 10 21H2, Ubuntu 20.04) | If your script requires non-Python files, explicitly declare

Many scripts prefixed with mspm attempt to modify system files, registry keys, or services. Right-click the executable file. Select . Check if the script executes completely. 2. Check Antivirus Logs and Set Exclusions

Check if any actions were taken against mspm-source.exe or a file in your temporary folder ( AppData\Local\Temp ). Hidden or Missing Dependency Imports This public link

In isolated cases, malware disguises itself with legitimate-sounding script names. While rare for this specific error, it is worth running a security scan if the error persists after cleanup.