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PuTTY

PuTTY is a simple and reliable SSH client for Windows users to remotely access the Raspberry Pi.

  1. Download PuTTY from PuTTY and install it on your computer.

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  2. Open PuTTY and prepare the connection:

    • Enter your Raspberry Pi’s hostname or IP address in Host Name.

    • Set the Port to 22.

    • Click Open to connect.

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  3. If a security warning appears on first use, click Accept to continue.

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  4. Log in to the Raspberry Pi:

    • When you see login as:, enter the username you set in Raspberry Pi Imager.

    • Enter your password (it will not appear while typing—this is normal).

    • After logging in, the terminal is ready for you to enter commands and operate your Raspberry Pi remotely.

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If PuTTY shows inactive, the connection was lost and needs to be reconnected.