[sanjay102432]

Part of the TF 3.0 release documentation effort — refs tensorflow/tensorflow#111734.

Changes (site/en/install/pip.md)

• Software requirements: Python 3.9-3.12 -> 3.10-3.13 (Python 3.9 support was removed in TF 2.21, per tensorflow/tensorflow RELEASE.md; the wheel table in this guide lists cp310-cp313 builds)
• Windows Native quick install: replaced the obsolete conda install cudatoolkit=11.2 + pip install "tensorflow<2.11" + GPU-verification block with current CPU-only instructions and the CPU verification command (native Windows has had no GPU support since TF 2.11)
• Windows Native step-by-step: removed the Miniconda / conda create python=3.9 / cuDNN sections; replaced with the standard venv flow, with a note pointing GPU users to the WSL2 section; renumbered steps (1 System requirements, 2 VC++ Redistributable, 3 venv, 4 Install, 5 Verify)
• System requirements: "Windows 7 or higher" -> Windows 10 or higher (Python 3.11+ requires Windows 10+)
• Removed the misleading GPU verification commands from the native-Windows section (CPU-only there by design)
• Fixed broken anchor #windows-[wsl2] -> #windows-wsl2
• macOS: "Requires Python 3.9-3.11" -> 3.10-3.13

Verification

• Python 3.9 removal confirmed in tensorflow/tensorflow RELEASE.md: "Support for Python 3.9 has been removed starting with TF 2.21."
• Tested on a CPU-only native Windows machine: pip install tensorflow-cpu installs and python -c "import tensorflow as tf; print(tf.reduce_sum(tf.random.normal([1000, 1000])))" runs successfully.

Refs tensorflow/tensorflow#111734

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[MarkDaoust]

This isn't right.

[sanjay102432]

Sorry about that - the 3 -m pip and 3 -c lines were an editing mistake (a stray deletion of the python prefix). The branch has been reset to the earlier commit with the actual change (Windows-native CPU-only venv flow, Python 3.10-3.13, Windows 10+ requirement, fixed #windows-wsl2 anchor). The python3 commands in the Linux/macOS/WSL2/nightly sections are unchanged from upstream, as you noted they should be. Also signing the CLA now.

[haifeng-jin]

I have no context on the windows or python version we support. So, I will pass on this one.

[haifeng-jin]

I will pass as I do not have enough context on the change.