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*Don't touch your pi until the next step is done | *Don't touch your pi until the next step is done | ||
*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 | *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, you would see the desktop | ||
The setup wizard [[File:Setup_wizard.jpg|300px]] | The setup wizard [[File:Setup_wizard.jpg|300px]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:22, 11 June 2023
- Ensure all cables are plugged and then LASTLY the power cable to Raspberry Pi
- Don't touch your pi until the next step is done
- 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, you would see the desktop
The setup wizard 
The GUI desktop 
- 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 Preferences then Raspberry Pi configuration
- That should open a tab looking similar to this
- 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
