uninstall jupyter

[Vishal Mehra]

1. how to uninstall jupyter
2. how to change working directory from syswow 64

[Thomas Kluyver]

On 24 February 2016 at 13:07, Vishal Mehra <mehravi...@gmail.com> wrote:

1. how to uninstall jupyter

Uninstall with the same mechanism you used to install it. If you installed with 'pip install', use 'pip uninstall'. If you installed with conda, 'conda uninstall'. If you installed something like Anaconda or Canopy, that should come with its own uninstall mechanism.

You may have to remove several packages, but for pip/conda, the main one is called 'notebook'.

 

2. how to change working directory from syswow 64

I'm not sure what you're asking.

[Noor Fairoza]

Jupyter donsent uninstall properly. Even after you say pip uninstall jupyter. It still has many dependencies. use pip-autoremove jupyter -y

[Thomas Kluyver]

On 10 April 2017 at 14:54, Noor Fairoza <nfai...@gmail.com> wrote:

Jupyter donsent uninstall properly. Even after you say pip uninstall jupyter. It still has many dependencies.

This is a limitation of pip - it doesn't track what you asked to install separately from what is installed as dependencies. There's a summer of code student working on making a dependency resolver for pip this summer - hopefully that will be a step towards making these kinds of things possible.

[Bhushan Dhamale]

1. The answer over here solved my problem: https://stackoverflow.com/a/42277762/8057434

I'll just summarize what to do.

Run conda uninstall notebook nbconvert nbformat ipykernel ipywidgets qtconsole traitlets tornado jupyter_* ipython_genutils jinja2 -y in your terminal.

2. I am unable to understand your question.

[Bhushan Dhamale]

You can use pip uninstall instead of conda uninstall if you aren't using anaconda.

[Roland Weber]

On Wednesday, February 24, 2016 at 2:07:24 PM UTC+1, Vishal Mehra wrote:

2. how to change working directory from syswow 64

You mean the working directory of Jupyter?

Change it before starting Jupyter. 

[Athanase Nzoyem]

I think you should run the following command to figure out all location on your computer related to jupyter:

jupyter --paths

the following are other helpful arguments to track jupyter 

 --version

 --config-dir

 --data-dir

 --runtime-dir

 --paths