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Whener I run Jupyter notebook there are some kernels that do not exist on system and generate errors. How can I remove them?
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You can see the list of installed kernels:

jupyter kernelspec list

And then remove those you want with follows (replace the name of the kernel you want to remove in following command)

jupyter kernelspec remove kernel

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