Hmm, I wouldn’t be surprised if this is just a convoluted permission error. I’ve checked the python36.dll inside the application you sent and the flag is definitely there so whatever the problem is, it’s not what it says it is. Looking back at the source code I notice that that flag is the first attribute/function to be loaded from said DLL so it’s quite likely that Py_DontWriteBytecodeFlag is a red-herring and the real problem is it’s not able to load the DLL at all. I do see a fail-safe for failing to load the DLL although I can’t verify if it works…
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