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This document will help you configure a Raspberry Pi 2B or 3B<br />
== Windows ==<br />
=== Required Software ===<br />
To set up a Raspberry Pi from a Windows system you will require the following software:<br />
*SD Memory Card Formatter from the SD Association (https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_4/eula_windows/SDCardFormatterv5_WinEN.zip)<br />
*Win32 Disk Imager (https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/) for installing operating systems other than Raspian via NOOBs<br />
*The Operating System you wish to install on the Raspberry Pi<br />
**NOOBS (https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/noobs/) installs Raspian, LebreELEC or some other OSs from the internet.<br />
**Kali Linux or any other OS for Raspberry Pi(https://www.offensive-security.com/kali-linux-arm-images/) requires the use of Win32 Disk <br />
=== Format SD Card ===<br />
First you must format the SD card. '''THIS WILL ERASE ALL EXISTING DATA ON THE SD CARD'''. Format the SD Card by following this process:<br />
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# Insert the SD card into a Windows PC. This can be via a card reader or a USB adapter.<br />
# Open SD Memory Card Formatter<br />
# In the SD Memory Card Formatter application perform the following actions:<br />
## Under "Select Card" select the card you wish to format.<br />
## Under formating options select "Quick Format" (overwrite format is fine but it will take much longer).<br />
## Check the box labeled "CHS format Size Adjustment."<br />
## Click the button labeled "Format."<br />
# A window will appear reminding you that you are about to delete all the data on the SD Card. Click the button labeled "Yes."<br />
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A window will appear telling you that the SD card was successfully formatted.<br />
=== Install OS to SD Card ===<br />
==== Raspian ====<br />
To install Raspian via NOOBS:<br />
# Right Click on the NOOBS file you downloaded from raspberrypi.org and select "Extract All." A folder will be created. The folder will be named NOOBS_vX_X_X where X corresponds with the version number. E.g. NOOBS_V3_0_0 for NOOBS version 3.0.0<br />
# Copy the contents of the NOOBS_vX_X_X folder to the root of the SD Card. NOTE: DO NOT COPY THE NOOBS DIRECTORY, ONLY THE CONTENTS.<br />
# Remove the SD Card from the Windows machine and insert it in the SD slot of the Raspberry Pi.<br />
# Start the Raspberry Pi and install Raspian with the NOOBS tool.</div>Jcarrigan