Failed to find real location of `python.exe` on a RAM disk

Bug report

Bug description:

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Starting with 13.0 Python I get the warning "failed to find real location of python.exe" but only if I run it from a ram disk, never when i run it from a network share. I wrote an editor in Python back in 2017 and it was very fast except for startup, which took as long as 700 msec. I knew Microsoft C was fast in part because its DLLs were preloaded into memory. One day I was watching a Dave Plummer video on YouTube and he mentioned ram drives which I hadn't thought about since the days of MS-DOS. I found and installed IMDISK on Windows 10, and later Windows 11. The editor, and everything else, runs instantly and I've never had any problems with Python running from a ram disk. So, I'm writing to see if you guys could either make an exception for ram drives, or provide a way to turn off that warning message. Thanks in advance.

CPython versions tested on:

3.13

Operating systems tested on:

Windows

No se especifica ningún archivo fuente ni ninguna prueba. Empieza reproduciendo la advertencia con CPython 3.13 en Windows usando un disco RAM de IMDISK y, después, localiza el código que resuelve python.exe y emite el mensaje. Se considera terminado cuando el caso del disco RAM se gestione adecuadamente o la advertencia pueda deshabilitarse sin afectar a otros escenarios de lanzamiento.