Issue
I'm following this video to install Jupyter Notebook using Windows PowerShell. I entered the scripts
folder and type .\pip install jupyter
, and then it suggested uploading pip
to version 20.1 first. Well, I typed python -m pip install --upgrade pip
as suggested, but nothing happened. If I tried to install Jupyter Notebook again, it would just start a circle once again.
Things I have tried but don't work:
.\pip3 install jupyter
as some other thread online says- doing all these in the
Python
folder (one level up) python -m pip install -U pip
, as suggested by the official webpage of installing pip- add Path to Windows as instructed by this blog
Why does this happen? Isn't what I get when installing Python 3.8 the lastest version of pip? How can I actually upload it to version 20.1 now?
BTW, this is what my Scripts
directory looks like now:
Solution
After you change the Path variable and before you start python -m pip install -U pip
you have to start a new shell.
It's because the Path
you setup is not taken dynamicaly.
Answered By - JPBlanc
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