1. When the Windows installer is first ran, two options are available: default installation or custom. Select default if the following apply:
   • You are installing for just yourself, that is, other users do not require access to Python
   • You only need to install the Python standard library, test suite, pip, and Windows launcher
   • Python-related shortcuts are only visible to the current user

2. Use a custom installation if you need more control, specifically over:
   • The features to install
   • The installation location
   • Installing debugging symbols or binaries
   • Installing for all system users
   • Pre-compiling the standard library into bytecode
3. Custom installation will require admin credentials. The GUI is the normal way to install Python, using the installation wizard to walk through the process. Alternatively, command-line scripts can be used to automate installation on multiple machines without user interaction. To use the command-line installation, several base options are available when running the installer .exe:

      python-3.6.0.exe /quiet # Suppress the GUI and install base
      installation silently
      ... /passive # Skip user interaction but display progress and errors
      ... /uninstall # Immediately start removing Python;
      no prompt displayed