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When I load jupyter notebook the kernel says 'waiting trying to connect' then it says 'connected' then it disconnects again. The cycle continues. I have been unable to use jupyternotebook for a week. I turn off the firewall same issue.
Would appreciate the help. I followed some instructions about tornado , none helped!
I also posted this link in the jupyter hub (still did dot get a response).
https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/notebook-cannot-connect-to-the-kernel-in-windows-10/17945/2

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