CPython error when running compiled application containing python module
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Hi! I built a small Matlab standalone application (because I want to share it with others who don't have Matlab in their laptops), and inside the application I call a custom python module (a .py file which I packed along when I compiled the application).
Issue
When I test the compiled .exe file in my laptop, it works. However, it shows the following error when I try to run it in another laptop:
"Python commands require a supported version of CPython"

In the second laptop, python 3.9 is already installed (not from Microsoft Store but python.org page) and can be used in system prompt; the needed python distribution as well. Therefore, we wonder what can be the reason of that error message and what we should do?
Any help/advice will be greatly appreciated!
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My laptop:
- MATLAB r2021a; python 3.8; windows 10.
- The .exe file from folder "for redistribution" is sent to the other laptop.
The second laptop:
- It has MATLAB r2018 (though I believe to run the .exe will not need a MATLAB installation?); python 3.9; windows 10.
- Runtime is installed when we tried to run the .exe for the first time.
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