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Before I installed ArcGIS , I have installed python2.7 with many modules and then the ArcGIS installed another python2.7 in other folder.

Now I want to use the arcpy in own old installed python,because I dont want to install these modules again.

I have added Paths in the PYTHONPATH system environment variable included

D:\software\arcgis10.2\python2.7\ArcGIS10.2\Lib D:\software\arcgis10.2\python2.7\ArcGIS10.2\Lib\site-packages

and add paths in the PATH included

D:\software\arcgis10.2\arcgis10.2\Desktop10.2\arcpy D:\software\arcgis10.2\arcgis10.2\Desktop10.2\bin

However, when I import arcpy ,I still encountered errors ImportError: No module named arcpy

F.grey
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    Now I want to use the module(arcpy) in my own installed python - Why? What exactly are you trying to do, and why can't you do it using the ArcGIS python install? – Midavalo Nov 27 '17 at 03:57
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    I find it's just easier to use the ArcGIS install for all my python needs, so if there's something additional that you're doing that can't make use of that install I think it would be useful to have the information included here. You can [edit] your question to add additional info. – Midavalo Nov 27 '17 at 03:58
  • @Midavalo I have installed many modules in old python. Then the arcgis installed new python and I have to installed these modules again. So,I want to use arcpy in old python – F.grey Nov 27 '17 at 08:31
  • You can't use arcpy in an older than supported Python. "Unsupported" doesn't do justice to the inadvisability of that configuration. – Vince Nov 28 '17 at 00:02

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