cannot import name 'messagebox' from 'tk'Error
You don't need to install tkinter or base64 separately at all, they're both built-in. (If Tkinter support hasn't been built in to your Python installation, you will need to rebuild Python with Tkinter support, you can't just install it separately.)
- If you have indeed done
pip install tk
, then you will have installed this package that is unrelated totkinter
. You'll want to uninstall it. - Similarly, you don't need
pybase64
to do base64 operations. Best uninstall it too. - Thirdly, make sure your script isn't called
tk.py
itself. - Finally, as mentioned above, the module is
tkinter
, nottk
. It's just common to doimport tkinter as tk
for brevity.- Also, using
*
imports is generally not a good idea; you'll find your namespace polluted with all sorts of symbols you won't need or know where they're from.
- Also, using
try to import tkinter, from tkinter import messagebox
you can also do the same with the rest of the imports
from tkinter import * as tk
import pybase64
from tkinter import messagebox