Having recently started learning Python I have been working my way through the Learn Python 3 course.
I am now at the point I need to create my own workspace on my Windows 10 computer.
Having installed MiniConda i am having difficulty installing Jupyter.
I am being given an error no matter what I try
NotWritableError: The current user does not have permissions to a required path.
path: C:\ProgramData\Miniconda3\conda-meta\history
try using pip. if you have python 3 (recommended to stay updated) use this command " pip3 install jupyter notebook --user " Itâs the --user that allows pip to have the permission to install jupyter. hope that helped!
P.S you may have to install the pip package, when you type in pip3, if it comes up with a âcommand not foundâ error⌠Follow these instructions https://jupyter.org/install It is highly recommended to use anaconda installer to install the pip package.
Happy Coding!
Not a problem! Iâve been there, a lot of stuff you need will be installed through pip. Donât forget to mark as solved in case someone else has this problem!
Happy Coding!
P.S Just as a tip, enter pip3 --help to view all the different commands. Example, I had to install pylint to check my code and it wouldnât install so i wanted to see if the dependencies were installed, using pip3 --help told me how to check the dependencies and I could figure out what else to do from there. Never forget that --help is your friend! Also, i recommend taking the Command line course. It is super easy and doesnât take much time. It will give you a better feel for the command line (cmd) just in case you have to use it againâŚand as an up and coming dev. iâm pretty sure youâll need that!
I just came on looking for a solution to a problem with pylint and this was actually very helpful.
It has been a day problems.
I am now looking for a solution to:
âpythonâ is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
I have been working my way through the command line course, and was pretty happy with my progress until todays issues. Hoping to get everything resolved and get back to learning code.
What is the syntax you are trying to use? If youâre trying to open a python file, and have python >=3.0, use the syntax " $python3 file_name.py " Specificy if it is python 2 or 3 in your command.
Errors can be extremely discouraging at times and alot of times it ends up being something small, I decided to come on here and see if I could help anyone since the world needs more coders and everyone should get at least some help in whatever form. EDIT For pylint, use pip3 (if you have python 3) if you donât have pip it should prompt you to install it. If it doesnât (and you have it) use the anaconda installer to install pip and then install pylint. If you donât have it, download anaconda (i think you can download it from their site for window [Iâm on linux so i donât really know about windows with this, i just know the packages]) and then install the rest.
Very happy to help.
while installing jupyter from anaconda i am getting this kind of error
"stderr: âchcpâ is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
âchcpâ is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
âchcpâ is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.ââ
return code: 1"
i m literally blocked by that error
please help me
I tried this solution but it didnât worked for me. As my operating system is windows 32bit and i want to install jupyter notebook in my pc but i am getting this error :
Just note that the post youâre replying to is from January 2019. A new thread might be a good idea next time since this one is so dated. It might not be the only issue but thereâs a line in your error code that states you require Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0. Whilst some errors can be a bit cryptic thatâs a good place to start. Link to the download is in the error code too.
