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I have been launching the jupyter notebook app directly by clicking an icon, but I can't launch it from the command prompt on Windows 10. I've tried typing Jupyter notebook and python -m notebook with no success:

jupyter is not recognized as an internal or external command

and

No module named notebook

respectively. From reading similar posts, I see it's something related to the Windows environment paths, but I'm not sure how to add Jupyter. Help, please? (Notice that I can access plain python from the command prompt; also, notice that this similar question, involves a different error).

NBK
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The question you linked appears to address your issue; the .dll error in that question is also solved by using the correct path.

As posted in this answer, add the listed Anaconda folders to your local path, and remember to start Jupyter using

jupyter-notebook
Dharman
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  • You're right, it was an issue w the path + activating the base, both of which I had to do some research before I could fix. I won't make your response as the right answer, because it provides useful references but not the solution I needed, but admittedly this is a problem with my question. Thanks! – NBK Aug 04 '20 at 14:39