Anaconda Prompt Closing after Keras installation
So I recently downloaded Keras through the Anaconda prompt (I've downloaded other packages successfully). It actually worked, as I was able to import Keras in Jupyter Notebook. However, now I get the following issue when I open the Anaconda prompt:
C:Users[User Name]>python C:Users[User Name]Anaconda3etckerasload_config.py 1>temp.txt
python: can't open file 'C:Users
[User]': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
C:Users[User Name]>set /p KERAS_BACKEND= 0<temp.txt
C:Users[User Name]>del temp.txt
C:Users[User Name]>python -c "import keras" 1>nul 2>&1
Things to Note:
At first, I simply cannot type or enter anything into the window.
After closing and reopening it, the same message opens up, but is followed by a bunch of text I can't read because the window immediately closes afterward.
In the error message provided, the third line has [User] instead of user. That is because my user's folder name on my computer is "FirstName LastName". There is a space which I'm wondering might be the issue.
I don't want to uninstall Anaconda, as I have a project due in a few days and don't want any installation/loss of data issues.
windows command-line python anaconda
edited Jan 26 at 7:20
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So I recently downloaded Keras through the Anaconda prompt (I've downloaded other packages successfully). It actually worked, as I was able to import Keras in Jupyter Notebook. However, now I get the following issue when I open the Anaconda prompt:
C:Users[User Name]>python C:Users[User Name]Anaconda3etckerasload_config.py 1>temp.txt
python: can't open file 'C:Users
[User]': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
C:Users[User Name]>set /p KERAS_BACKEND= 0<temp.txt
C:Users[User Name]>del temp.txt
C:Users[User Name]>python -c "import keras" 1>nul 2>&1
Things to Note:
At first, I simply cannot type or enter anything into the window.
After closing and reopening it, the same message opens up, but is followed by a bunch of text I can't read because the window immediately closes afterward.
In the error message provided, the third line has [User] instead of user. That is because my user's folder name on my computer is "FirstName LastName". There is a space which I'm wondering might be the issue.
I don't want to uninstall Anaconda, as I have a project due in a few days and don't want any installation/loss of data issues.
windows command-line python anaconda
edited Jan 26 at 7:20
Scott
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asked Jan 16 at 12:38
Jay kishan PanjiyarJay kishan Panjiyar
11
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So I recently downloaded Keras through the Anaconda prompt (I've downloaded other packages successfully). It actually worked, as I was able to import Keras in Jupyter Notebook. However, now I get the following issue when I open the Anaconda prompt:
C:Users[User Name]>python C:Users[User Name]Anaconda3etckerasload_config.py 1>temp.txt
python: can't open file 'C:Users
[User]': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
C:Users[User Name]>set /p KERAS_BACKEND= 0<temp.txt
C:Users[User Name]>del temp.txt
C:Users[User Name]>python -c "import keras" 1>nul 2>&1
Things to Note:
At first, I simply cannot type or enter anything into the window.
After closing and reopening it, the same message opens up, but is followed by a bunch of text I can't read because the window immediately closes afterward.
In the error message provided, the third line has [User] instead of user. That is because my user's folder name on my computer is "FirstName LastName". There is a space which I'm wondering might be the issue.
I don't want to uninstall Anaconda, as I have a project due in a few days and don't want any installation/loss of data issues.
windows command-line python anaconda
edited Jan 26 at 7:20
Scott
15.8k113990
asked Jan 16 at 12:38
Jay kishan PanjiyarJay kishan Panjiyar
11
So I recently downloaded Keras through the Anaconda prompt (I've downloaded other packages successfully). It actually worked, as I was able to import Keras in Jupyter Notebook. However, now I get the following issue when I open the Anaconda prompt:
C:Users[User Name]>python C:Users[User Name]Anaconda3etckerasload_config.py 1>temp.txt
python: can't open file 'C:Users
[User]': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
C:Users[User Name]>set /p KERAS_BACKEND= 0<temp.txt
C:Users[User Name]>del temp.txt
C:Users[User Name]>python -c "import keras" 1>nul 2>&1
Things to Note:
At first, I simply cannot type or enter anything into the window.
After closing and reopening it, the same message opens up, but is followed by a bunch of text I can't read because the window immediately closes afterward.
In the error message provided, the third line has [User] instead of user. That is because my user's folder name on my computer is "FirstName LastName". There is a space which I'm wondering might be the issue.
I don't want to uninstall Anaconda, as I have a project due in a few days and don't want any installation/loss of data issues.
windows command-line python anaconda
windows command-line python anaconda
edited Jan 26 at 7:20
Scott
15.8k113990
asked Jan 16 at 12:38
Jay kishan PanjiyarJay kishan Panjiyar
11
edited Jan 26 at 7:20
Scott
15.8k113990
asked Jan 16 at 12:38
Jay kishan PanjiyarJay kishan Panjiyar
11
edited Jan 26 at 7:20
Scott
15.8k113990
edited Jan 26 at 7:20
Scott
15.8k113990
edited Jan 26 at 7:20
Scott
15.8k113990
15.8k113990
asked Jan 16 at 12:38
Jay kishan PanjiyarJay kishan Panjiyar
11
asked Jan 16 at 12:38
Jay kishan PanjiyarJay kishan Panjiyar
11
asked Jan 16 at 12:38
Jay kishan PanjiyarJay kishan Panjiyar
11
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Yes, the space in your user name is the issue.
If your user name is Jay kishan Panjiyar, type
python "C:UsersJay kishan PanjiyarAnaconda3etckerasload_config.py" > temp.txt
at the prompt, using quotes to tell the system that
that string with spaces in it is all one filename.
Or, if you're in your home directory (C:UsersJay kishan Panjiyar)
when you do this (as your illustration suggests),
it should be good enough to say
python Anaconda3etckerasload_config.py > temp.txt
P.S. Plain > is equivalent to 1>.
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Yes, the space in your user name is the issue.
If your user name is Jay kishan Panjiyar, type
python "C:UsersJay kishan PanjiyarAnaconda3etckerasload_config.py" > temp.txt
at the prompt, using quotes to tell the system that
that string with spaces in it is all one filename.
Or, if you're in your home directory (C:UsersJay kishan Panjiyar)
when you do this (as your illustration suggests),
it should be good enough to say
python Anaconda3etckerasload_config.py > temp.txt
P.S. Plain > is equivalent to 1>.
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Yes, the space in your user name is the issue.
If your user name is Jay kishan Panjiyar, type
python "C:UsersJay kishan PanjiyarAnaconda3etckerasload_config.py" > temp.txt
at the prompt, using quotes to tell the system that
that string with spaces in it is all one filename.
Or, if you're in your home directory (C:UsersJay kishan Panjiyar)
when you do this (as your illustration suggests),
it should be good enough to say
python Anaconda3etckerasload_config.py > temp.txt
P.S. Plain > is equivalent to 1>.
answered Jan 26 at 7:16
ScottScott
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Yes, the space in your user name is the issue.
If your user name is Jay kishan Panjiyar, type
python "C:UsersJay kishan PanjiyarAnaconda3etckerasload_config.py" > temp.txt
at the prompt, using quotes to tell the system that
that string with spaces in it is all one filename.
Or, if you're in your home directory (C:UsersJay kishan Panjiyar)
when you do this (as your illustration suggests),
it should be good enough to say
python Anaconda3etckerasload_config.py > temp.txt
P.S. Plain > is equivalent to 1>.
answered Jan 26 at 7:16
ScottScott
15.8k113990
Yes, the space in your user name is the issue.
If your user name is Jay kishan Panjiyar, type
python "C:UsersJay kishan PanjiyarAnaconda3etckerasload_config.py" > temp.txt
at the prompt, using quotes to tell the system that
that string with spaces in it is all one filename.
Or, if you're in your home directory (C:UsersJay kishan Panjiyar)
when you do this (as your illustration suggests),
it should be good enough to say
python Anaconda3etckerasload_config.py > temp.txt
P.S. Plain > is equivalent to 1>.
answered Jan 26 at 7:16
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answered Jan 26 at 7:16
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