I'm seeing this message.
My version of Python 3.6 worked fine yesterday. Not sure what happened, but I lost my access to my Python. :(
Anyone here have any thoughts on how to fix this? Maybe there is a command to run to reset everything???
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- Um... What's that if not Python?!ForceBru– ForceBru2019-04-28 13:50:30 +00:00Commented Apr 28, 2019 at 13:50
- 1The interpreter looks fine from your screenshot. Are you concerned about the Warning? Use conda to activate your virtualenv before you run python and the Warning will go away. docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/tasks/…skullgoblet1089– skullgoblet10892019-04-28 13:52:01 +00:00Commented Apr 28, 2019 at 13:52
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Go to: https://conda.io/activation to activate the environment then the warning will go away. It seems as if python works for you even through the warning is displayed.
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ASH
Hey there Daniel. That link doesn't work. And, skullgoblet1089, I tried your suggestion and that didn't work either. There should be a way to do a master reset, I think.
SanV
looks like the link has been misspelt. it should be https://conda.io/activation
ASH
It turned out to be a couple things. Open the command prompt and type 'spyder' to see what the issue is. Then try a few things. Enter 'Reset Spyder Settings' in the Windows search button. Click the app and a black screen pops open and resets spyder. Or, if that doesn't work, in the command prompt type 'pip install -U spyder'. When it finishes running, run spyder. The combination of those things worked for me.