"Intel MKL FATAL ERROR: Cannot load mkl_intel_thread.dll"at

[Nicholas Randall]

Hello, 

I recently installed Anaconda 3, python version 3.6, and have been getting this error message when I try to run code. I searched up this issue and one fix people found was to add the directories to the Windows Path environment variable, so I did add the directories where mkl_intel_thread.dll was found to the path environment variable. Still getting the error message. It doesn't matter if I use Jupyter or Visual Studio Code to run the code, I get the same message. What's the solution?

[Nicholas Randall]

This is an example

[pgib...@hotmail.com]

Hi,

I had this problem too on windows 10, could not run anything using matplot in my Jupyter books.
Solved it by renaming the mkl_*.dll files in \Windows\System32. I added .old to the filename.
Looks like the mkl_* .dll files in Anaconda3\Library\bin are newer.
Now my Jupyter books run fine.

[sag...@gmail.com]

Great!, that solved the problem for me too !

[bre...@gmail.com]

Thanks brother! This really worked for my. I was trying to solve this the whole week. Best regards from Brazil!! :)

[robertburg...@gmail.com]

Thank you so much, had this same issue, fixed everything

[thuzh...@gmail.com]

Hey, guys! I met this problem too. But I found there was no mkl_*.dll in C:\Windows\System32. How to solve this problem? Thanks a lot!

[Breno Belém]

Maybe is inside of another folder. Try searching mkl dlls files. Also remind to show hidden system files on Windows properties. I hope you find them. This problem really seems to occur due to system calling first old mkl dlls in place of newer Anaconda mkl dlls.

Best regards!

Breno

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[Juan E. Sanchez]

The mkl libs should be in the same directories as the python executable.
You have the "mkl" package loaded by default. I recommend using the
Anaconda Command Prompt from the start menu, and that should have all of
the paths set.

Regards,

Juan

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[tumurt...@gmail.com]

Hi,

I have this problem. There is not any mkl files in my system32. I uninstalled python and re-installed anaconda. Yet I have not found any solution. Also I installed Intel MKL library, still no solution.

anyone has a solution?

Best regards,

Tumurtogtokh