Ana on Win7 and Win10: import scipy or sklearn failed

[MHDeveloping]

Actual Behavior

import of scipy and sklearn failed(file attached)

• its Anaconda3-5.1.0-Windows-x86_64 default installation
• than: conda update --all (make sure you use the anaconda prompt)

Expected Behavior

I excpect the same as it is with tensorflow and numpy

Steps to Reproduce

I just can repeat what I have done:

• download this version on a win7 64bit "Anaconda3-5.1.0-Windows-x86_64", than default installation
• than: conda update --all (after that there is no need for manually installation of python or numpy etc. If you do so it shows letters like "its already done" )
• create an environment
• call: "not installed" within the dropdown list
• mark on "tensorflow"
• call "apply"
• go to "Home"
• install the Jupyter Notebook
• write : "import tensorflow as t", fine
• write: "import numpy as n", fine
• write : "import scipy as s" , sucks "no module named as scipy"
• write : "import sklearn as sk" , sucks "no module named as sklearn"

Anaconda or Miniconda version:

Anaconda3-5.1.0-Windows-x86_64 default installation

Operating System:

Win7 64bit and Win10 64bit

**conda info**

have no idea where to it, no idea what that means 

**conda list --show-channel-urls**

have no idea where to it, no idea what that means 
![jupyter_sklearn_scipy_left](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/28641172/40582164-41de375e-616d-11e8-870e-639cd88be3d6.PNG)

[nehaljwani]

cc @goanpeca

[MHDeveloping]

I uninstalled Win10, reinstalled it, to have ana again really clean(just uninstall it was never enough). This time I did not call "conda update --all", it sucks takes to much time. Just passed through this commands: -python -m pip install -U pip -pip install numpy -pip install scipy -pip install -U scikit-learn

but still the same issue, scipy and sklearn failed "No Module named as..." ## import numpy works fine, as before. Its the most strange in this case, cause it was installed as the other ones.

[MHDeveloping]

(Whats the meaning of goanpeca? Why the Community believes, - it needs no explication?)

Here the answers for scipy, sklearn about "No module named as ...":

• numpy is within the "env" folder, thats why import doesnt fail(create an environment-> call install tensorflow and it shows whats in, numpy is within, scipy sklearn isnt)
• use windows search for scipy and sklearn and copy the folders, to the folder where numpy is(might be some like C:\Users\You\AnacondaX\env\NameOfYourEnv....)

Thats it then, its all about it. As I sayd, nothing to think through, nothing to analyze. Just some to know

There are tones of videos showing command lines to install pip, scipy, wipy and shitty, but no video cares about the env folder.

Furthermore, all the command line installations are not needed, scipy and sklearn comes with ana, its just not taken from the tensorflow installation process.