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I wanted to play with this, but ran into an error upon starting a Miniconda prompt after a fresh install of Miniconda3 on Win7:

    ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'conda'
It's triggered by this line in conda-script.py:

    from conda.cli import main
Same thing happened when I tried installing Anaconda instead. Any suggestions?

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EDIT: To get this to work, I had to remove a PYTHONHOME environment variable lingering from an old (but still valid) Python install (see https://github.com/conda/conda/pull/9239), and set CONDA_DLL_SEARCH_MODIFICATION_ENABLE=1 to avoid mkl_intel_thread.dll issues.

Leaving my comment here for anyone else who gets stumped.



I had a different set of challenges on Windows 10

- Miniconda installer suggests you don't add it to the path, so i didn't but install_windows.bat assumes you do

- There is something with windows permissions happening with the installer, where it can't access the network and can't run the conda activation process. I didn't spend any time figuring this out, i just execute dthe command from the (short) batch file one by one and it worked fine.

- i had to add 'fomm' to PYTHONPAT in order for it to find sync_batchnorm.




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