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Installation

Install the Raspberry Pi Imager on a computer. This is used to install a .iso file to an SD card or MicroSD card (depending on your Raspberry Pi model). Launch the application and you’ll see the following buttons:

- Raspberry Pi Imager Interface + Raspberry Pi Imager Interface

Select your Raspberry Pi device and the storage device connected to your computer.

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Once you hit next, you should see the popup below:

- Raspberry Pi Imager Popup + Raspberry Pi Imager Popup

Click EDIT SETTINGS and Set username and password. This is the only setting you should set, but others are available, such as enabling SSH (Secure Shell protocol). For the time being, let’s skip those since they’re not strictly necessary.

- Raspberry Pi Settings Edit + Raspberry Pi Settings Edit

Now, wait until the installation is complete!

- Raspberry Pi Installation Progress + Raspberry Pi Installation Progress

SSH vs. Local