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I had anaconda installed in on my Windows 8.1. Yesterday I had to do some work with web development and I installed Brackets on my Windows. After that when I opened JupyterNotebook, it opened in Brackets.
To solve the issue I uninstalled Brackets and opened Jupyter Notebook again but it didn't open afterwards.
I then checked my Task Manager to observe what was wrong and I saw that the Jupyter Notebook is open in some other place than the browser but it is not visible: 
I had also tried reinstalling anaconda but even this didn't work.
Will be very thankful if anyone provides a good solution for this.
Some screenshots are attached that might be helpful: 
python anaconda jupyter-notebook windows-8.1
edited Mar 10 at 10:08
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I had anaconda installed in on my Windows 8.1. Yesterday I had to do some work with web development and I installed Brackets on my Windows. After that when I opened JupyterNotebook, it opened in Brackets.
To solve the issue I uninstalled Brackets and opened Jupyter Notebook again but it didn't open afterwards.
I then checked my Task Manager to observe what was wrong and I saw that the Jupyter Notebook is open in some other place than the browser but it is not visible:
I had also tried reinstalling anaconda but even this didn't work.
Will be very thankful if anyone provides a good solution for this.
Some screenshots are attached that might be helpful:
python anaconda jupyter-notebook windows-8.1
edited Mar 10 at 10:08
Al.G.
2,91552440
asked Mar 9 at 3:35
Muhammad Rehan JavedMuhammad Rehan Javed
93
You start Jupter by commandjupyter notebookin cmd?
– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:45
1
Did you try to copy (ctrl shift c) and paste (ctrl v) theurlinto the browser to see if it opened? Also try restarting the computer.
– bob1
Mar 9 at 3:47
@ningchen I tried both wats. I tried to launch it from the graphical interface of anaconda and the anaconda prompt. Both ways didn't work. However, I didn't tried from cmd. After reading your comment i tried writing this command in cmd and it show "Didn't recognize this as internal or external command"
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:51
@bob1 Yes I tried to restart the laptop but even this didn't work. However, I didn't tried copying the url. I can only copy the url when the notebook is opened somewhere. In this case, I don't have access to the url which I might copy.
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:56
copy this url "localhost:8889/?token=899a115....." from cmd, and paste it into your browser.
– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:59
|
show 1 more comment
I had anaconda installed in on my Windows 8.1. Yesterday I had to do some work with web development and I installed Brackets on my Windows. After that when I opened JupyterNotebook, it opened in Brackets.
To solve the issue I uninstalled Brackets and opened Jupyter Notebook again but it didn't open afterwards.
I then checked my Task Manager to observe what was wrong and I saw that the Jupyter Notebook is open in some other place than the browser but it is not visible:
I had also tried reinstalling anaconda but even this didn't work.
Will be very thankful if anyone provides a good solution for this.
Some screenshots are attached that might be helpful:
python anaconda jupyter-notebook windows-8.1
edited Mar 10 at 10:08
Al.G.
2,91552440
asked Mar 9 at 3:35
Muhammad Rehan JavedMuhammad Rehan Javed
93
I had anaconda installed in on my Windows 8.1. Yesterday I had to do some work with web development and I installed Brackets on my Windows. After that when I opened JupyterNotebook, it opened in Brackets.
To solve the issue I uninstalled Brackets and opened Jupyter Notebook again but it didn't open afterwards.
I then checked my Task Manager to observe what was wrong and I saw that the Jupyter Notebook is open in some other place than the browser but it is not visible:
I had also tried reinstalling anaconda but even this didn't work.
Will be very thankful if anyone provides a good solution for this.
Some screenshots are attached that might be helpful:
python anaconda jupyter-notebook windows-8.1
python anaconda jupyter-notebook windows-8.1
edited Mar 10 at 10:08
Al.G.
2,91552440
asked Mar 9 at 3:35
Muhammad Rehan JavedMuhammad Rehan Javed
93
edited Mar 10 at 10:08
Al.G.
2,91552440
asked Mar 9 at 3:35
Muhammad Rehan JavedMuhammad Rehan Javed
93
edited Mar 10 at 10:08
Al.G.
2,91552440
edited Mar 10 at 10:08
Al.G.
2,91552440
edited Mar 10 at 10:08
Al.G.
2,91552440
2,91552440
asked Mar 9 at 3:35
Muhammad Rehan JavedMuhammad Rehan Javed
93
asked Mar 9 at 3:35
Muhammad Rehan JavedMuhammad Rehan Javed
93
asked Mar 9 at 3:35
Muhammad Rehan JavedMuhammad Rehan Javed
93
93
You start Jupter by commandjupyter notebookin cmd?
– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:45
1
Did you try to copy (ctrl shift c) and paste (ctrl v) theurlinto the browser to see if it opened? Also try restarting the computer.
– bob1
Mar 9 at 3:47
@ningchen I tried both wats. I tried to launch it from the graphical interface of anaconda and the anaconda prompt. Both ways didn't work. However, I didn't tried from cmd. After reading your comment i tried writing this command in cmd and it show "Didn't recognize this as internal or external command"
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:51
@bob1 Yes I tried to restart the laptop but even this didn't work. However, I didn't tried copying the url. I can only copy the url when the notebook is opened somewhere. In this case, I don't have access to the url which I might copy.
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:56
copy this url "localhost:8889/?token=899a115....." from cmd, and paste it into your browser.
– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:59
|
show 1 more comment
You start Jupter by commandjupyter notebookin cmd?
– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:45
1
Did you try to copy (ctrl shift c) and paste (ctrl v) theurlinto the browser to see if it opened? Also try restarting the computer.
– bob1
Mar 9 at 3:47
@ningchen I tried both wats. I tried to launch it from the graphical interface of anaconda and the anaconda prompt. Both ways didn't work. However, I didn't tried from cmd. After reading your comment i tried writing this command in cmd and it show "Didn't recognize this as internal or external command"
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:51
@bob1 Yes I tried to restart the laptop but even this didn't work. However, I didn't tried copying the url. I can only copy the url when the notebook is opened somewhere. In this case, I don't have access to the url which I might copy.
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:56
copy this url "localhost:8889/?token=899a115....." from cmd, and paste it into your browser.
– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:59
You start Jupter by command
jupyter notebook in cmd?– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:45
You start Jupter by command
jupyter notebook in cmd?– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:45
1
1
Did you try to copy (
ctrl shift c) and paste (ctrl v) the url into the browser to see if it opened? Also try restarting the computer.– bob1
Mar 9 at 3:47
Did you try to copy (
ctrl shift c) and paste (ctrl v) the url into the browser to see if it opened? Also try restarting the computer.– bob1
Mar 9 at 3:47
@ningchen I tried both wats. I tried to launch it from the graphical interface of anaconda and the anaconda prompt. Both ways didn't work. However, I didn't tried from cmd. After reading your comment i tried writing this command in cmd and it show "Didn't recognize this as internal or external command"
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:51
@ningchen I tried both wats. I tried to launch it from the graphical interface of anaconda and the anaconda prompt. Both ways didn't work. However, I didn't tried from cmd. After reading your comment i tried writing this command in cmd and it show "Didn't recognize this as internal or external command"
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:51
@bob1 Yes I tried to restart the laptop but even this didn't work. However, I didn't tried copying the url. I can only copy the url when the notebook is opened somewhere. In this case, I don't have access to the url which I might copy.
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:56
@bob1 Yes I tried to restart the laptop but even this didn't work. However, I didn't tried copying the url. I can only copy the url when the notebook is opened somewhere. In this case, I don't have access to the url which I might copy.
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:56
copy this url "localhost:8889/?token=899a115....." from cmd, and paste it into your browser.
– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:59
copy this url "localhost:8889/?token=899a115....." from cmd, and paste it into your browser.
– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:59
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You start Jupter by command
jupyter notebookin cmd?– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:45
1
Did you try to copy (
ctrl shift c) and paste (ctrl v) theurlinto the browser to see if it opened? Also try restarting the computer.– bob1
Mar 9 at 3:47
@ningchen I tried both wats. I tried to launch it from the graphical interface of anaconda and the anaconda prompt. Both ways didn't work. However, I didn't tried from cmd. After reading your comment i tried writing this command in cmd and it show "Didn't recognize this as internal or external command"
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:51
@bob1 Yes I tried to restart the laptop but even this didn't work. However, I didn't tried copying the url. I can only copy the url when the notebook is opened somewhere. In this case, I don't have access to the url which I might copy.
– Muhammad Rehan Javed
Mar 9 at 3:56
copy this url "localhost:8889/?token=899a115....." from cmd, and paste it into your browser.
– Happy Boy
Mar 9 at 3:59