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Once it's ready, it will prompt you to select an operating system.

On the monitor you'll see NOOBS initializing. Once the Raspberry PI receives power, it will start up automatically. Next connect the monitor, mouse, and keyboard. Once you have NOOBS on the SD card, it's time to plug in the Raspberry PI: first insert the micro SD card into its slot on the underside of the Raspberry PI. If you're still struggling to get NOOBS on your SD card, this tutorial is pretty comprehensive and should answer most of your questions. I didn't know this was a thing when I started, so I was very confused when I couldn't copy any files onto the card.

Make sure the write-lock is turned off on your SD card reader (It's a tiny physical switch on the card reader).

This tutorial gives directions for formatting SD cards on Windows, Mac, and Linux. My SD card was already formatted as FAT when I got it, but you can format it yourself if this is not the case.

The SD card must be formatted in the FAT (File Allocation Table) format.

There are a couple snags that you should watch out for, though:

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Putting the NOOBS (New Out Of Box Software) installer on your SD card is pretty simple: Download it on your computer and transfer it over to the SD card using your card reader.

#PIR MP ALERT CONFIGURATION INSTALL#

If you're very savvy with the command line, you can install Raspbian directly onto the micro SD card, but if you're like most of us mere mortals it will be much easier to install the NOOBS OS installer instead. The Raspberry PI's "Raspbian" operating system runs off of the micro SD card, so in order to have a functioning raspberry pi, we'll have to install the operating system onto our micro SD card before anything else.