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Installing LyX: “No textclass is found.”


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About installing LyX!



This is my old post.





I have been trying to install LyX, but the same error message pops out when I excute LyX.exe as follows:




LyX: No textclass is found



LyX will only have minimal functionality because no textclasses have been found. You can either try to reconfigure LyX normally, try to reconfigure without checking your LaTeX installation, or continue.



(Press the button) Reconfigure (or) Without LaTeX (or) Continue






Before LyX, I used TeXLive as my tex distribution, and I'm using Windows 10.



Here's what I have done to fix the problem in a chronological order:




  1. I installed LyX, and it did not work. I followed the instructions given in the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kALm051M0iA&t=179s


  2. I thought TeXLive was not okay as a tex program for LyX, so I installed MikTex 2.9.


  3. In the old post, a commenter corrected me to use only one tex distributions for LyX, and recommended me to delete all of the three programs, and do it again.


  4. I did it so, and I installed TeXLive(this is because I'm used to it) and LyX, and with the same error message.


  5. http://www.ktug.org/xe/index.php?mid=KTUG_open_board&document_srl=174234
    This link suggests to replace the "configure.py" file by new one attached in the link, and I did it, but the same result.


  6. As a commenter says, I emailed to lyx-users@lists.lyx.org to ask for advice, and one user answers very kindly, and the following are his suggestions and the corresponding results.


  7. I opened a Command Prompt (Start Menu -> cmd.exe) and type "where pdflatex." The result was



"C:Users장지웅AppDataLocalProgramsMiKTeX 2.9miktexbinpdflatex.exe",



where the installation program of LyX chose as a path to latex.exe.




  1. I "reconfigured" LyX (Tools -> Reconfigure), then LyX says



The system reconfiguration has failed. Default textclass is used but LyX may not be able to work properly. Please reconfigure again if needed.




I still have the message after I restart LyX.




  1. Now, I tried the suggestions in the link:


LyX installation error- text class not found- 'Reconfigure' or 'use without latex' option coming



8.1) opened a command prompt in windows with administrative privileges.



8.2) navigated to the directory containing lyx.exe 'c:program files (x86)lyx 2.1bin' on my machine.



8.3) executed lyx.exe



Here's the picture that shows 8.1) 8.2) 8.3)



enter image description here



8.4) everything involving python calls failed - reconfigure (which uses configure.py), opening old documents (which uses lyx2lyx), etc.



8.5) exited lyx back to the command prompt



8.6) on the command line typed 'set pythonpath=' which clears the pythonpath.



8.7) on the command line typed 'set path=' which clears the path.



8.8) typed lyx.exe to reenter lyx



8.9) but the result was the same, sad.
enter image description here




  1. Now, second try: https://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Troubleshooting


9.1)Uninstall LyX from your PC if you have used an installation folder whose name exists of seperate words like C:Program Files.



9.2)Reinstall LyX and consider, that you use a folder whose name exists of just one word like C:Lyx15



9.3)Start the Command Prompt in windows (Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt)



9.4)Change directory to C: (type c:)



9.5)Type "c:/lyx15/python/python.exe c:/lyx15/resources/configure.py" in the Command Prompt and press "return"



enter image description here



9.6)After the configuration has been finished you will find 4 files in the directory c: -> configure.log, lyxrc.defaults, textclass.lst and packages.lst. The browser could find the first two files, but not the latter two files. I kept going. (Maybe problems with lst format?)



9.7)Cut these 4 files and paste them into the UsernameApplication DataLyX folder. If a directory for Lyx does not exist create a new one.



enter image description here



9.8)Start Lyx.



But, to no avail.



10) I again deleted TeXLive, Lyx, and installed MikTex2.9, LyX.
I did the above, but no improvement.



11) One comment in the old post suggests to the following:



Since you changed configuration to MiKTeX it may help to go back to basics. LyX looks for TeX at start-up & should reconfigure itself to suit so important we know how well set MiKTeX is. From any point on your system get cmd prompt type in> pdfLaTeX --version you should get a response of numbers confirming that LyX can do similar. If that step says like not an operable command then LyX wont know how to proceed. Also enter> Where /r pdfLaTeX which should confirm how many copies may be conflicting (check that it matches> Where $path:pdflatex ) the two should agree on one single copy.



Result:



enter image description here



12) Now, any suggestions would be appreciated. I came to the point that I don't understand why I'm doing it so hard.



Thanks,










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  • Does it now work?

    – Andrew Swann
    9 hours ago











  • @AndrewSwann Nope...

    – JJW
    9 hours ago











  • OK that last part shows latex is ok (however it is on a path with Korean ? characters that is most likely part of the issue) so we need to get lyx to see it using the troubleshooting suggestion again run (with back slashes as I have here c:lyx15pythonpython.exe c:lyx15resourcesconfigure.py (this may again be part of the issue since gets converted) it should take several minutes streaming the locations it finds and if you don't get the 4 files it failed so we may need to consider a fresh approach

    – KJO
    9 hours ago
















0















About installing LyX!



This is my old post.





I have been trying to install LyX, but the same error message pops out when I excute LyX.exe as follows:




LyX: No textclass is found



LyX will only have minimal functionality because no textclasses have been found. You can either try to reconfigure LyX normally, try to reconfigure without checking your LaTeX installation, or continue.



(Press the button) Reconfigure (or) Without LaTeX (or) Continue






Before LyX, I used TeXLive as my tex distribution, and I'm using Windows 10.



Here's what I have done to fix the problem in a chronological order:




  1. I installed LyX, and it did not work. I followed the instructions given in the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kALm051M0iA&t=179s


  2. I thought TeXLive was not okay as a tex program for LyX, so I installed MikTex 2.9.


  3. In the old post, a commenter corrected me to use only one tex distributions for LyX, and recommended me to delete all of the three programs, and do it again.


  4. I did it so, and I installed TeXLive(this is because I'm used to it) and LyX, and with the same error message.


  5. http://www.ktug.org/xe/index.php?mid=KTUG_open_board&document_srl=174234
    This link suggests to replace the "configure.py" file by new one attached in the link, and I did it, but the same result.


  6. As a commenter says, I emailed to lyx-users@lists.lyx.org to ask for advice, and one user answers very kindly, and the following are his suggestions and the corresponding results.


  7. I opened a Command Prompt (Start Menu -> cmd.exe) and type "where pdflatex." The result was



"C:Users장지웅AppDataLocalProgramsMiKTeX 2.9miktexbinpdflatex.exe",



where the installation program of LyX chose as a path to latex.exe.




  1. I "reconfigured" LyX (Tools -> Reconfigure), then LyX says



The system reconfiguration has failed. Default textclass is used but LyX may not be able to work properly. Please reconfigure again if needed.




I still have the message after I restart LyX.




  1. Now, I tried the suggestions in the link:


LyX installation error- text class not found- 'Reconfigure' or 'use without latex' option coming



8.1) opened a command prompt in windows with administrative privileges.



8.2) navigated to the directory containing lyx.exe 'c:program files (x86)lyx 2.1bin' on my machine.



8.3) executed lyx.exe



Here's the picture that shows 8.1) 8.2) 8.3)



enter image description here



8.4) everything involving python calls failed - reconfigure (which uses configure.py), opening old documents (which uses lyx2lyx), etc.



8.5) exited lyx back to the command prompt



8.6) on the command line typed 'set pythonpath=' which clears the pythonpath.



8.7) on the command line typed 'set path=' which clears the path.



8.8) typed lyx.exe to reenter lyx



8.9) but the result was the same, sad.
enter image description here




  1. Now, second try: https://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Troubleshooting


9.1)Uninstall LyX from your PC if you have used an installation folder whose name exists of seperate words like C:Program Files.



9.2)Reinstall LyX and consider, that you use a folder whose name exists of just one word like C:Lyx15



9.3)Start the Command Prompt in windows (Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt)



9.4)Change directory to C: (type c:)



9.5)Type "c:/lyx15/python/python.exe c:/lyx15/resources/configure.py" in the Command Prompt and press "return"



enter image description here



9.6)After the configuration has been finished you will find 4 files in the directory c: -> configure.log, lyxrc.defaults, textclass.lst and packages.lst. The browser could find the first two files, but not the latter two files. I kept going. (Maybe problems with lst format?)



9.7)Cut these 4 files and paste them into the UsernameApplication DataLyX folder. If a directory for Lyx does not exist create a new one.



enter image description here



9.8)Start Lyx.



But, to no avail.



10) I again deleted TeXLive, Lyx, and installed MikTex2.9, LyX.
I did the above, but no improvement.



11) One comment in the old post suggests to the following:



Since you changed configuration to MiKTeX it may help to go back to basics. LyX looks for TeX at start-up & should reconfigure itself to suit so important we know how well set MiKTeX is. From any point on your system get cmd prompt type in> pdfLaTeX --version you should get a response of numbers confirming that LyX can do similar. If that step says like not an operable command then LyX wont know how to proceed. Also enter> Where /r pdfLaTeX which should confirm how many copies may be conflicting (check that it matches> Where $path:pdflatex ) the two should agree on one single copy.



Result:



enter image description here



12) Now, any suggestions would be appreciated. I came to the point that I don't understand why I'm doing it so hard.



Thanks,










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  • Does it now work?

    – Andrew Swann
    9 hours ago











  • @AndrewSwann Nope...

    – JJW
    9 hours ago











  • OK that last part shows latex is ok (however it is on a path with Korean ? characters that is most likely part of the issue) so we need to get lyx to see it using the troubleshooting suggestion again run (with back slashes as I have here c:lyx15pythonpython.exe c:lyx15resourcesconfigure.py (this may again be part of the issue since gets converted) it should take several minutes streaming the locations it finds and if you don't get the 4 files it failed so we may need to consider a fresh approach

    – KJO
    9 hours ago














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About installing LyX!



This is my old post.





I have been trying to install LyX, but the same error message pops out when I excute LyX.exe as follows:




LyX: No textclass is found



LyX will only have minimal functionality because no textclasses have been found. You can either try to reconfigure LyX normally, try to reconfigure without checking your LaTeX installation, or continue.



(Press the button) Reconfigure (or) Without LaTeX (or) Continue






Before LyX, I used TeXLive as my tex distribution, and I'm using Windows 10.



Here's what I have done to fix the problem in a chronological order:




  1. I installed LyX, and it did not work. I followed the instructions given in the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kALm051M0iA&t=179s


  2. I thought TeXLive was not okay as a tex program for LyX, so I installed MikTex 2.9.


  3. In the old post, a commenter corrected me to use only one tex distributions for LyX, and recommended me to delete all of the three programs, and do it again.


  4. I did it so, and I installed TeXLive(this is because I'm used to it) and LyX, and with the same error message.


  5. http://www.ktug.org/xe/index.php?mid=KTUG_open_board&document_srl=174234
    This link suggests to replace the "configure.py" file by new one attached in the link, and I did it, but the same result.


  6. As a commenter says, I emailed to lyx-users@lists.lyx.org to ask for advice, and one user answers very kindly, and the following are his suggestions and the corresponding results.


  7. I opened a Command Prompt (Start Menu -> cmd.exe) and type "where pdflatex." The result was



"C:Users장지웅AppDataLocalProgramsMiKTeX 2.9miktexbinpdflatex.exe",



where the installation program of LyX chose as a path to latex.exe.




  1. I "reconfigured" LyX (Tools -> Reconfigure), then LyX says



The system reconfiguration has failed. Default textclass is used but LyX may not be able to work properly. Please reconfigure again if needed.




I still have the message after I restart LyX.




  1. Now, I tried the suggestions in the link:


LyX installation error- text class not found- 'Reconfigure' or 'use without latex' option coming



8.1) opened a command prompt in windows with administrative privileges.



8.2) navigated to the directory containing lyx.exe 'c:program files (x86)lyx 2.1bin' on my machine.



8.3) executed lyx.exe



Here's the picture that shows 8.1) 8.2) 8.3)



enter image description here



8.4) everything involving python calls failed - reconfigure (which uses configure.py), opening old documents (which uses lyx2lyx), etc.



8.5) exited lyx back to the command prompt



8.6) on the command line typed 'set pythonpath=' which clears the pythonpath.



8.7) on the command line typed 'set path=' which clears the path.



8.8) typed lyx.exe to reenter lyx



8.9) but the result was the same, sad.
enter image description here




  1. Now, second try: https://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Troubleshooting


9.1)Uninstall LyX from your PC if you have used an installation folder whose name exists of seperate words like C:Program Files.



9.2)Reinstall LyX and consider, that you use a folder whose name exists of just one word like C:Lyx15



9.3)Start the Command Prompt in windows (Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt)



9.4)Change directory to C: (type c:)



9.5)Type "c:/lyx15/python/python.exe c:/lyx15/resources/configure.py" in the Command Prompt and press "return"



enter image description here



9.6)After the configuration has been finished you will find 4 files in the directory c: -> configure.log, lyxrc.defaults, textclass.lst and packages.lst. The browser could find the first two files, but not the latter two files. I kept going. (Maybe problems with lst format?)



9.7)Cut these 4 files and paste them into the UsernameApplication DataLyX folder. If a directory for Lyx does not exist create a new one.



enter image description here



9.8)Start Lyx.



But, to no avail.



10) I again deleted TeXLive, Lyx, and installed MikTex2.9, LyX.
I did the above, but no improvement.



11) One comment in the old post suggests to the following:



Since you changed configuration to MiKTeX it may help to go back to basics. LyX looks for TeX at start-up & should reconfigure itself to suit so important we know how well set MiKTeX is. From any point on your system get cmd prompt type in> pdfLaTeX --version you should get a response of numbers confirming that LyX can do similar. If that step says like not an operable command then LyX wont know how to proceed. Also enter> Where /r pdfLaTeX which should confirm how many copies may be conflicting (check that it matches> Where $path:pdflatex ) the two should agree on one single copy.



Result:



enter image description here



12) Now, any suggestions would be appreciated. I came to the point that I don't understand why I'm doing it so hard.



Thanks,










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About installing LyX!



This is my old post.





I have been trying to install LyX, but the same error message pops out when I excute LyX.exe as follows:




LyX: No textclass is found



LyX will only have minimal functionality because no textclasses have been found. You can either try to reconfigure LyX normally, try to reconfigure without checking your LaTeX installation, or continue.



(Press the button) Reconfigure (or) Without LaTeX (or) Continue






Before LyX, I used TeXLive as my tex distribution, and I'm using Windows 10.



Here's what I have done to fix the problem in a chronological order:




  1. I installed LyX, and it did not work. I followed the instructions given in the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kALm051M0iA&t=179s


  2. I thought TeXLive was not okay as a tex program for LyX, so I installed MikTex 2.9.


  3. In the old post, a commenter corrected me to use only one tex distributions for LyX, and recommended me to delete all of the three programs, and do it again.


  4. I did it so, and I installed TeXLive(this is because I'm used to it) and LyX, and with the same error message.


  5. http://www.ktug.org/xe/index.php?mid=KTUG_open_board&document_srl=174234
    This link suggests to replace the "configure.py" file by new one attached in the link, and I did it, but the same result.


  6. As a commenter says, I emailed to lyx-users@lists.lyx.org to ask for advice, and one user answers very kindly, and the following are his suggestions and the corresponding results.


  7. I opened a Command Prompt (Start Menu -> cmd.exe) and type "where pdflatex." The result was



"C:Users장지웅AppDataLocalProgramsMiKTeX 2.9miktexbinpdflatex.exe",



where the installation program of LyX chose as a path to latex.exe.




  1. I "reconfigured" LyX (Tools -> Reconfigure), then LyX says



The system reconfiguration has failed. Default textclass is used but LyX may not be able to work properly. Please reconfigure again if needed.




I still have the message after I restart LyX.




  1. Now, I tried the suggestions in the link:


LyX installation error- text class not found- 'Reconfigure' or 'use without latex' option coming



8.1) opened a command prompt in windows with administrative privileges.



8.2) navigated to the directory containing lyx.exe 'c:program files (x86)lyx 2.1bin' on my machine.



8.3) executed lyx.exe



Here's the picture that shows 8.1) 8.2) 8.3)



enter image description here



8.4) everything involving python calls failed - reconfigure (which uses configure.py), opening old documents (which uses lyx2lyx), etc.



8.5) exited lyx back to the command prompt



8.6) on the command line typed 'set pythonpath=' which clears the pythonpath.



8.7) on the command line typed 'set path=' which clears the path.



8.8) typed lyx.exe to reenter lyx



8.9) but the result was the same, sad.
enter image description here




  1. Now, second try: https://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Troubleshooting


9.1)Uninstall LyX from your PC if you have used an installation folder whose name exists of seperate words like C:Program Files.



9.2)Reinstall LyX and consider, that you use a folder whose name exists of just one word like C:Lyx15



9.3)Start the Command Prompt in windows (Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt)



9.4)Change directory to C: (type c:)



9.5)Type "c:/lyx15/python/python.exe c:/lyx15/resources/configure.py" in the Command Prompt and press "return"



enter image description here



9.6)After the configuration has been finished you will find 4 files in the directory c: -> configure.log, lyxrc.defaults, textclass.lst and packages.lst. The browser could find the first two files, but not the latter two files. I kept going. (Maybe problems with lst format?)



9.7)Cut these 4 files and paste them into the UsernameApplication DataLyX folder. If a directory for Lyx does not exist create a new one.



enter image description here



9.8)Start Lyx.



But, to no avail.



10) I again deleted TeXLive, Lyx, and installed MikTex2.9, LyX.
I did the above, but no improvement.



11) One comment in the old post suggests to the following:



Since you changed configuration to MiKTeX it may help to go back to basics. LyX looks for TeX at start-up & should reconfigure itself to suit so important we know how well set MiKTeX is. From any point on your system get cmd prompt type in> pdfLaTeX --version you should get a response of numbers confirming that LyX can do similar. If that step says like not an operable command then LyX wont know how to proceed. Also enter> Where /r pdfLaTeX which should confirm how many copies may be conflicting (check that it matches> Where $path:pdflatex ) the two should agree on one single copy.



Result:



enter image description here



12) Now, any suggestions would be appreciated. I came to the point that I don't understand why I'm doing it so hard.



Thanks,







lyx






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  • Does it now work?

    – Andrew Swann
    9 hours ago











  • @AndrewSwann Nope...

    – JJW
    9 hours ago











  • OK that last part shows latex is ok (however it is on a path with Korean ? characters that is most likely part of the issue) so we need to get lyx to see it using the troubleshooting suggestion again run (with back slashes as I have here c:lyx15pythonpython.exe c:lyx15resourcesconfigure.py (this may again be part of the issue since gets converted) it should take several minutes streaming the locations it finds and if you don't get the 4 files it failed so we may need to consider a fresh approach

    – KJO
    9 hours ago



















  • Does it now work?

    – Andrew Swann
    9 hours ago











  • @AndrewSwann Nope...

    – JJW
    9 hours ago











  • OK that last part shows latex is ok (however it is on a path with Korean ? characters that is most likely part of the issue) so we need to get lyx to see it using the troubleshooting suggestion again run (with back slashes as I have here c:lyx15pythonpython.exe c:lyx15resourcesconfigure.py (this may again be part of the issue since gets converted) it should take several minutes streaming the locations it finds and if you don't get the 4 files it failed so we may need to consider a fresh approach

    – KJO
    9 hours ago

















Does it now work?

– Andrew Swann
9 hours ago





Does it now work?

– Andrew Swann
9 hours ago













@AndrewSwann Nope...

– JJW
9 hours ago





@AndrewSwann Nope...

– JJW
9 hours ago













OK that last part shows latex is ok (however it is on a path with Korean ? characters that is most likely part of the issue) so we need to get lyx to see it using the troubleshooting suggestion again run (with back slashes as I have here c:lyx15pythonpython.exe c:lyx15resourcesconfigure.py (this may again be part of the issue since gets converted) it should take several minutes streaming the locations it finds and if you don't get the 4 files it failed so we may need to consider a fresh approach

– KJO
9 hours ago





OK that last part shows latex is ok (however it is on a path with Korean ? characters that is most likely part of the issue) so we need to get lyx to see it using the troubleshooting suggestion again run (with back slashes as I have here c:lyx15pythonpython.exe c:lyx15resourcesconfigure.py (this may again be part of the issue since gets converted) it should take several minutes streaming the locations it finds and if you don't get the 4 files it failed so we may need to consider a fresh approach

– KJO
9 hours ago










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One of the problems with many interdependent programs is that when chained together it only needs one to have a problem with file paths including spaces or extended characters then many downstream applications can fail.



Many users find that LyX or more likely its dependency on Python, Perl, Synctex etc.
Can lead to such issues.



The solution is to install LyX in a folder such as c:lyx23 (current version is 2.32-2)
Equally if MiKTeX or Tex Live components are causing issues (use only one) it may help to use the Portable version and install to C:miktex29 (current version is 2.9.7) or c:texlive2019 (presuming it is released this month).



If you get the message from LyX : unable to find textclass file then the python component was unable to work correctly during install possibly as a result of a path naming issue.



The first test is to check that there is only one pdfLaTeX and that it is included in the path variable so from a command prompt run



>  where /r  pdfLaTeX
> where $path:pdflatex


both should agree it will of course vary for each user HOWEVER it should be one IDENTICAL entry for both commands




e.g. c: ..tex.. .. somebinpdflatex.exe




to build the files that failed during installation run (replacing Lyx## with whatever you used for your install)



c:lyx##pythonpython.exe c:lyx##resourcesconfigure.py  


There should be lots of activity as it rebuild the long list of interdependent files it finds and at the end you may have as many as 13 new files in the folder you ran it.
IMPORTANT one should be the textclass.lst we are needing to clear the error.



These files need to be placed in your user installation folder which by default will be hidden so the simplest way to find it is enter into an explorer address bar



 %appdata%  


and look for a folder such as LyX2.3 (the current default) this is where the 13 files need to be placed.






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    One of the problems with many interdependent programs is that when chained together it only needs one to have a problem with file paths including spaces or extended characters then many downstream applications can fail.



    Many users find that LyX or more likely its dependency on Python, Perl, Synctex etc.
    Can lead to such issues.



    The solution is to install LyX in a folder such as c:lyx23 (current version is 2.32-2)
    Equally if MiKTeX or Tex Live components are causing issues (use only one) it may help to use the Portable version and install to C:miktex29 (current version is 2.9.7) or c:texlive2019 (presuming it is released this month).



    If you get the message from LyX : unable to find textclass file then the python component was unable to work correctly during install possibly as a result of a path naming issue.



    The first test is to check that there is only one pdfLaTeX and that it is included in the path variable so from a command prompt run



    >  where /r  pdfLaTeX
    > where $path:pdflatex


    both should agree it will of course vary for each user HOWEVER it should be one IDENTICAL entry for both commands




    e.g. c: ..tex.. .. somebinpdflatex.exe




    to build the files that failed during installation run (replacing Lyx## with whatever you used for your install)



    c:lyx##pythonpython.exe c:lyx##resourcesconfigure.py  


    There should be lots of activity as it rebuild the long list of interdependent files it finds and at the end you may have as many as 13 new files in the folder you ran it.
    IMPORTANT one should be the textclass.lst we are needing to clear the error.



    These files need to be placed in your user installation folder which by default will be hidden so the simplest way to find it is enter into an explorer address bar



     %appdata%  


    and look for a folder such as LyX2.3 (the current default) this is where the 13 files need to be placed.






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      One of the problems with many interdependent programs is that when chained together it only needs one to have a problem with file paths including spaces or extended characters then many downstream applications can fail.



      Many users find that LyX or more likely its dependency on Python, Perl, Synctex etc.
      Can lead to such issues.



      The solution is to install LyX in a folder such as c:lyx23 (current version is 2.32-2)
      Equally if MiKTeX or Tex Live components are causing issues (use only one) it may help to use the Portable version and install to C:miktex29 (current version is 2.9.7) or c:texlive2019 (presuming it is released this month).



      If you get the message from LyX : unable to find textclass file then the python component was unable to work correctly during install possibly as a result of a path naming issue.



      The first test is to check that there is only one pdfLaTeX and that it is included in the path variable so from a command prompt run



      >  where /r  pdfLaTeX
      > where $path:pdflatex


      both should agree it will of course vary for each user HOWEVER it should be one IDENTICAL entry for both commands




      e.g. c: ..tex.. .. somebinpdflatex.exe




      to build the files that failed during installation run (replacing Lyx## with whatever you used for your install)



      c:lyx##pythonpython.exe c:lyx##resourcesconfigure.py  


      There should be lots of activity as it rebuild the long list of interdependent files it finds and at the end you may have as many as 13 new files in the folder you ran it.
      IMPORTANT one should be the textclass.lst we are needing to clear the error.



      These files need to be placed in your user installation folder which by default will be hidden so the simplest way to find it is enter into an explorer address bar



       %appdata%  


      and look for a folder such as LyX2.3 (the current default) this is where the 13 files need to be placed.






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        One of the problems with many interdependent programs is that when chained together it only needs one to have a problem with file paths including spaces or extended characters then many downstream applications can fail.



        Many users find that LyX or more likely its dependency on Python, Perl, Synctex etc.
        Can lead to such issues.



        The solution is to install LyX in a folder such as c:lyx23 (current version is 2.32-2)
        Equally if MiKTeX or Tex Live components are causing issues (use only one) it may help to use the Portable version and install to C:miktex29 (current version is 2.9.7) or c:texlive2019 (presuming it is released this month).



        If you get the message from LyX : unable to find textclass file then the python component was unable to work correctly during install possibly as a result of a path naming issue.



        The first test is to check that there is only one pdfLaTeX and that it is included in the path variable so from a command prompt run



        >  where /r  pdfLaTeX
        > where $path:pdflatex


        both should agree it will of course vary for each user HOWEVER it should be one IDENTICAL entry for both commands




        e.g. c: ..tex.. .. somebinpdflatex.exe




        to build the files that failed during installation run (replacing Lyx## with whatever you used for your install)



        c:lyx##pythonpython.exe c:lyx##resourcesconfigure.py  


        There should be lots of activity as it rebuild the long list of interdependent files it finds and at the end you may have as many as 13 new files in the folder you ran it.
        IMPORTANT one should be the textclass.lst we are needing to clear the error.



        These files need to be placed in your user installation folder which by default will be hidden so the simplest way to find it is enter into an explorer address bar



         %appdata%  


        and look for a folder such as LyX2.3 (the current default) this is where the 13 files need to be placed.






        share|improve this answer













        One of the problems with many interdependent programs is that when chained together it only needs one to have a problem with file paths including spaces or extended characters then many downstream applications can fail.



        Many users find that LyX or more likely its dependency on Python, Perl, Synctex etc.
        Can lead to such issues.



        The solution is to install LyX in a folder such as c:lyx23 (current version is 2.32-2)
        Equally if MiKTeX or Tex Live components are causing issues (use only one) it may help to use the Portable version and install to C:miktex29 (current version is 2.9.7) or c:texlive2019 (presuming it is released this month).



        If you get the message from LyX : unable to find textclass file then the python component was unable to work correctly during install possibly as a result of a path naming issue.



        The first test is to check that there is only one pdfLaTeX and that it is included in the path variable so from a command prompt run



        >  where /r  pdfLaTeX
        > where $path:pdflatex


        both should agree it will of course vary for each user HOWEVER it should be one IDENTICAL entry for both commands




        e.g. c: ..tex.. .. somebinpdflatex.exe




        to build the files that failed during installation run (replacing Lyx## with whatever you used for your install)



        c:lyx##pythonpython.exe c:lyx##resourcesconfigure.py  


        There should be lots of activity as it rebuild the long list of interdependent files it finds and at the end you may have as many as 13 new files in the folder you ran it.
        IMPORTANT one should be the textclass.lst we are needing to clear the error.



        These files need to be placed in your user installation folder which by default will be hidden so the simplest way to find it is enter into an explorer address bar



         %appdata%  


        and look for a folder such as LyX2.3 (the current default) this is where the 13 files need to be placed.







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