Raspberry Pi Pico files transfer text files (.txt) without Thonny?

Hello, I'm dealing with a problem that might be quite easy to solve, involving a Raspberry PI Pico project. I'm planning to build a humidity and temperature monitor for the shed (I already have the materials: "Raspberry PI Pico without (W) (there's no Wi-Fi anyway)", "Sensor"…). Everything's fine so far. I've already written a little code that writes 30-minute temperature and humidity readings (currently without a time stamp) to the file schuppen.txt. –So far, all good–

Here's the problem: every time I want to import my file, I have to open Thonny and load it from there. It's too complicated!!! (Not for me, but for the person I'm building it for)

I would now like to create a small, preferably Python (2.7.5) program that simply copies the file "schuppen.txt" from Raspberry Pi Pico into the same folder (in this case it is the desktop.

My goal is for it to go like this:

1. Connecting the Raspberry Pi Pico
2. Click copy.py on the desktop
3. Open text file on the desktop (to read values
4. Separate the raspberry
5. Complete 🙂

Hopefully someone can help me

System information

Windows 10 / 7 (PC for which I am building this)

Python2 on PC

Raspberry PI Pico Micro Python 3…

Raspberry PI Pico (without W)

more on request if I have forgotten something