First Boot: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 07:09, 4 April 2023

After your pi has restarted (As many times as it needs to) you will see a setup wizard or if you used the settings menu then you will see the desktop

The setup wizard

The desktop

Follow the setup wizard to complete installation (Skip this step if you were taken to the desktop)

Open the raspberry pi menu then select Accessories then Raspberry Pi configuration

Change the default username, password, and the hostname to ones you will remember. Also change the Wi-Fi settings to the ones matching your area

In the interface tab leave all off except for SSH and VNC because they will be used for communicating with the raspberry pi

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-*Plug in and power on monitor then plug in HDMI, keyboard/mouse, (Optional Ethernet) and LASTLY the power cable to Raspberry Pi
+*Ensure all cables are plugged and then LASTLY the power cable to Raspberry Pi
-*After your pi has restarted (As many times as it needs to) you will see a setup wizard or the desktop if you used the settings menu when you flashed the operating system
+*After your pi has restarted (As many times as it needs to) you will see a setup wizard or if you used the settings menu then you will see the desktop
 The setup wizard [[File:Setup_wizard.jpg|300px]]
 The desktop [[File:Desktop.jpg|300px]]
+*Follow the setup wizard to complete installation (Skip this step if you were taken to the desktop)
 *If prompted follow further instructions to finish setting up your Raspberry Pi
+*Open the raspberry pi menu then select Accessories then Raspberry Pi configuration
+*Go through the individual tabs changing any settings to suit your needs
+*Change the default username, password, and the hostname to ones you will remember. Also change the Wi-Fi settings to the ones matching your area
+*In the interface tab leave all off except for SSH and VNC because they will be used for communicating with the raspberry pi
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