How to fix the issue when anaconda cannot find the conda command?

If you can’t find the conda command in the command line after installing Anaconda, you can try the following solutions:

1. Check the environment variables: make sure the installation directory of Anaconda has been added to the system’s environment variables. You can enter “echo %PATH%” in the command line to see if it includes the installation path of Anaconda.
2. Restart the command line: Sometimes, after installation, you may need to restart the command line in order to properly locate the conda command.
3. Manually add the Conda command: If the environment variable is set correctly but the Conda command still cannot be found, you can manually add the path of the Conda command. Type “where conda” in the command line to view the path of the Conda command, and then add this path to the environment variable.
4. Reinstall Anaconda: If none of the above methods work, you can try reinstalling Anaconda and make sure to select the option to add Anaconda to the system’s environment variables during the installation process.

If the above methods still cannot solve the problem, it is recommended to seek help on the official website or community forum of Anaconda.