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Kernel error in jupyter notebook #4909
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You might want to be sure the latest version ( |
It's 5.3.3 version only but there is no file = setup.py under jupyter _client. Kindle elaborate |
jupyter core : 4.5.0 |
I'm referring to the setup.py that's in the repository: https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter_client/blob/5.3.3/setup.py You might try |
I have installed anaconda , under that jupyter notebook also get installed . |
Is the kernel failure still due to a DLL load failure - or something different now? |
It's a same error of DLL load failed |
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Thanks for the update. You'll need to figure out why |
Thanks for giving me the directions ! |
Now it shows me the error of dead kernel. Kindly help on this
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This is still the same issue, failed import of |
I have installed pywin32 , what does correct environment mean here? |
How should I resolve it ? I tried a lot reading lot of stuffs on github and solving it, but nothing works out. Please help |
If you're dealing with virtual envs or conda environments, where you installed pywin32 matters. I would create a one line python script that imports win32api and get that python script to not throw import win32api save into Also focus on where your ((I had also referenced |
I got this error when I run this : (base) C:\Users\Khushboo.Girotra>python import_win32api.py |
That's good actually. So now try to get |
but how ? what's the other way |
Try |
I did that , still showing the same error. |
2 days back everything was working fine. Suddenly dead kernel issue pops up |
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'win32api' . This is the error which I am getting now |
@minrk updated the dependencies in conda-forge earlier today. These instructions might help get you going: https://github.com/conda-forge/jupyter_client-feedstock#installing-jupyter_client |
Same problem [kernel error] Traceback (most recent call last): please help me. thanks |
I try installing |
Please try relative to |
It wont worked. I will try to re-install anaconda3 then create env for tensorflow-gpu then retry the process on launching jupyter notebook, I will update you if i got same error. Thank you for your response sir. I've been following this step on installing tensorflow-gpu for object_detection but i stack while running this command |
@nani-samireddy - your traceback output strikes me as more to do with ipykernel and ipython than jupyter_client and jupyter_core issues - which was the original problem reported on this issue. I would make sure you're running the latest versions of ipykernel and ipython. Also, does your notebook start but you only see this issue upon execution of a cell? There's some aspect to this that I wonder if the issue is related to what's in the cell. I'm assuming that's not the case, but I need to ask if you're able to run some simple cells prior to the issue? |
@kevin-bates I am running latest versions of ipykernel and ipython. |
Googling led me to this Spyder issue - which implies it's probably not in Notebook itself. More googling led me to this IPython issue - which I believe is your scenario. Please check the contents of your |
Collecting pycocotools |
need help to solve above error |
[W 15:31:02.063 NotebookApp] Terminals not available (error was DLL load failed: %1 is not a valid Win32 application.) To access the notebook, open this file in a browser: I get this too |
Thank you so much!! this worked me! |
Not able to get frozen inference graph module in notebook what will the error so that can get that module for object detection using tensorflow ?? |
(tensorflow_gpu) c:\tensorflow\models\research\object_detection\builders>python model_builder_test.py During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred: Traceback (most recent call last): Failed to load the native TensorFlow runtime. See https://www.tensorflow.org/install/errors for some common reasons and solutions. Include the entire stack trace (tensorflow_gpu) c:\tensorflow\models\research\object_detection\builders> help me with issue ASAP please..... |
As best as I can tell, this module ( |
I had the same issue and It actually worked for me Thank you |
Worked like a charm dude! |
thanks for this solution. |
DID U GET THE SOLUTION FOR THIS ERROR?? EVEN IM STUCK WITH THIS ERROR |
@Himani3344 - did you resolve the This output seems unrelated to the discussion - which is focused on an issue relative to |
after pip install --upgrade jupyter_client works fine for me |
Solved for me
Version: 1.44.2 (system setup) Fixes this issue raised by win32api
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but I get this error |
I am facing Kernel Error and code is not running. It is moving to next cell when I click run. Plz help.
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You might try taking a look at #2301 (comment) and the surrounding comments/instructions. |
step 2 command :- "conda activate (location of your env folder)" works |
conda install pywin32 resolved the issue for me |
This worked for me like a charm |
@kevin-bates |
hi @nani-samireddy - I'm assuming this latest issue is related to your this issue you amended at about the same time: #2990 (comment) |
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