No module named 'pydrive', already downloaded.

[TheGiftLucas]

I've been wandering on the internet for multiple hours at this point. I need help. I tried seeing if I had a pydrive.py but then I couldn't find even the original folder. I feel like I'm gonna go insane at this rate, did anyone else go through something like this? Here is my pip3 freeze findings:

[shcheklein]

Do you use some virtual (pyenv, virtualenv, etc) or conda environment by chance?

Could you run which pip, for example? and check your VS Code settings to see what Python interpreter it is set to use?

Also, I would recommend to switch to the PyDrive2, since PyDrive is pretty outdated.

Happy new year! :)

[TheGiftLucas]

I use visual studio for my coding, don't think I use an environment. I had this come back when I tried which pip: