The menu toolbar appears upon launch of Jupyter’s directory and after clicking on the notebook, the menu toolbars appears as it should below.
However in PC2 with the below specs:
Anaconda Navigator version: 2.6.0
OS: Win 11 Pro
JupyterNotebook version: 6.5.4
The menu toolbar does not show up upon the launch of the Jupyter’s directory but it shows up in the upon launch of the notebook sans the Settings tab. I would like to change the theme. Please see below:
I’m not sure what you are asking?
You are comparing two very different things here in regards to the Jupyter version.
You can make the other look different by making the versions consistent.
If you are unclear why I say there are very different Jupyter versions, see the bottom half of my answer here for some information on a recent dramatic update to the Jupyter ecosystem. (Or see here or here.) Your versions of Jupyter Notebook in your screenshots straddle each side this time of change.
Jupyter version issue.
It is because you are using 7.0.8 on Windows 10 machine. And using an old version of Jupyter that doesn’t have that feature on the Windows 11 machine.
You want to be using a version of Jupyter Notebook that is higher than 7 if you expect ‘Settings’ to show up there. That feature was added in 7 plus.
It isn’t ‘missing’ in 6.5.4. That version of Jupyter Notebook doesn’t have that feature .
You can see the same looking Toolbar as you have here where I have it set to launch into the old tech. Like your 6.5.4.
For comparison, go to here and choose anyone of those that say Notebook 7 or greater, such as this one, click on the ‘launch binder’ badge and look that the toolbar in the sessions that come up. You’ll see it has the feature of a ‘Settings’