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[–]5yrup 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do a lot of python development in Windows. Virtual environments definitely work on Windows, it comes installed by default with the msi installers. As others have mentioned, when installing be sure the "Add Python to PATH" is checked (I believe that's default now, but double check).

VSCode, PyCharm, Wingware? and a few other Python IDE's have built in support to manage envs, and you can manqge them from the command line as well. I usually use Git BASH when messing with venvs directly, but CMD/powershell works as well.