If you're still encountering the same error after following the steps I

provided, there could be a few reasons for this. Here are a few suggestions
to help troubleshoot the issue:
1. Check Python Installation: Ensure that Python is properly installed on
your system, and the Python executable is accessible from the
command line or terminal. You can verify this by running python
--version in the command prompt or terminal to check the Python
version.
2. Verify PyInstaller Installation: Double-check whether PyInstaller is
installed correctly. You can do this by running pip show
pyinstaller in the command prompt or terminal. If PyInstaller is
not installed, you can install it using pip install pyinstaller.
3. Command Syntax: Ensure that you are using the correct command
syntax for your operating system. The command pyinstaller
main.py --onefile is commonly used on Windows and Linux.
However, on macOS, the command should be pyinstaller
main.py -F. Make sure you are using the appropriate syntax for
your operating system.
4. File Name and Location: Confirm that the main.py file is present in
the same directory where you are executing the pyinstaller
command. If the file is in a different location, provide the full path to
the main.py file in the command.
5. Python Version Compatibility: Check if your main.py script requires
a specific version of Python or any specific Python packages.
PyInstaller may encounter issues if there are compatibility problems
with the Python version or dependencies. Ensure that you have the
necessary Python version and required packages installed and
accessible.