How to resolve the issue of Jupyter command window automatically closing?

When the Jupyter command window automatically closes, you can try the following solutions:

1. Check if Jupyter Notebook is running: Open the command line and type in “jupyter notebook”, then look for an output similar to “The Jupyter Notebook is running at: http://localhost:8888/”. If there is no output or if Jupyter Notebook has not started, you will need to restart it.
2. Check if the port is in use: you can try changing the port number of Jupyter Notebook. Enter the command “jupyter notebook –port ” in the command line, where is an unused port number.
3. Check the configuration file for Jupyter Notebook: You can try deleting the configuration file for Jupyter Notebook and generate a new one. Simply type jupyter notebook –generate-config in the command line, locate the generated config file, and delete it.
4. To check the log file of Jupyter Notebook, you can see if there are any errors or unusual information. You can find the location of the log file by entering jupyter –paths in the command line, and open the log file to view it.

If none of the above methods work, consider reinstalling Jupyter Notebook or reaching out to their support team for assistance.