Hey there, let's sort out that annoying wrapt build error you're running into. Here are a couple of quick, straightforward fixes that should get you past this:

• Install a pre-compiled wrapt wheel first
  The error pops up because pip is trying to compile wrapt from source (which requires a C build environment on Windows that you might not have set up). Instead, grab a pre-built version first with this command:

  pip install wrapt==1.11.2 --only-binary :all:
  

  Once that's done, run your original TensorFlow install command again:

  pip install tensorflow --no-cache-dir
  

  Version 1.11.2 is fully compatible with TensorFlow 2.1.0, so this should play nicely without any compilation hiccups.

• Upgrade pip first
  Older versions of pip sometimes struggle to find or use pre-compiled wheels properly. Update pip to the latest version with:

  python -m pip install --upgrade pip
  

  Then try installing TensorFlow again—this might let pip automatically grab the pre-built wrapt package on its own, no extra steps needed.

If those don't work, the last resort is installing the Visual C++ Build Tools (make sure to select the "Desktop development with C++" workload during setup), but that's a bit more involved. The first two fixes should cover most cases though!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Dangatang