Hi @Clive_Dasilva Welcome to the forum.



 mihaimaruseac:

Can you post the full error message please? Also, maybe a minimal code that reproduces the problem?


+1. What @mihaimaruseac suggested can help reproduce the error and potentially find a solution. A list of steps with conda/pip commands you took to install TensorFlow and other packages could help.
In addition, as you’re probably aware, Python packages can be tricky. Some users appear to have experienced a similar issue - e.g. Kernel Restarting The kernel appears to have died. It will restart automatically (Jupyter-Tensorflow) · Issue #9829 · tensorflow/tensorflow · GitHub 13 - and some have come up with possible solutions, such as updating a certain package 6.
Since you’re on Linux, you could try Docker 1 (as @Aure suggested) or venv (a virtual environment) to isolate TensorFlow from the rest of the Python packages, then install tensorflow and maybe jupyterlab and see if that fixes your issue.
Let us know how it goes.

(  from xkcd: Python Environment)