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Reputation: 41

Can’t find Desktop folder in Jupyter Notebook

I have recently re-installed Anaconda and Jupyter Notebook on my machine and now when I launch Jupyter, I can’t find my ’Desktop’, ’Downloads’, ’Documents’ maps that were usually there at the start page. There isn’t any ’Users’ or ’C:/’ maps either, and I can’t find my way to my notebooks that are located on my Desktop. Instead it is showing a lot of .dll files and weird sounding maps. How do I navigate to the map that I need in Jupyter?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 6943

Answers (2)

Mikias G
Mikias G

Reputation: 11

I happened to have the same issue. I bought a new laptop and was downloading Anaconda into this one whilst the day before I installed OneDrive placing Desktop under my Onedrive. This managed to put it on OneDrive. So I found my Desktop in the Onedrive folder on Jupyter Notebook.

(Just thought someone else might have had the same situation)

Upvotes: 1

Ale
Ale

Reputation: 1004

You could use the Anaconda Prompt to navigate to the 'C:/' folder (or any other folder you want) and then launch jupyter notebook from there.

In the Anaconda Prompt try:

(base) C:\Users\Ale>cd "C:/"
(base) C:\>jupyter notebook

Upvotes: 2

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