Out of all the results, of particular interest to me was the method of using the command - jupyter notebook -generate-config - on the Anaconda prompt.Īfter spending what seemed like an eternity diligently following all the instructions I could lay my hands on, for this method and several other suggestions, doing it all over again to ensure I was doing it all well, I still was unable to make it work. I set out researching on this and saw a lot of great suggestions on how to get this done.

And also, does not take long to figure out as well.Īlthough, I could do this through a series of commands on the Anaconda prompt, imagine what it would be like to do this with a single command? I decided to give the Anacoda prompt a try, whoa and it works. Noticing this, I tried using the navigator to open my existing notebooks from a specified folder, no luck yet. But every time I tried opening my existing Jupyter notebooks from the Anaconda navigator, it always ended up opening a new notebook that defaulted to drive C. I recently installed Anaconda on my machine.