Remote Access

To get the IP address of a Raspberry Pi 4 using the command prompt, you can type ifconfig:

Type ifconfig at the command prompt

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22631.4169]

C:\Users\hmill>ping 169.254.116.115

Pinging 169.254.116.115 with 32 bytes of data:

sudo su

to become root.

To add a new user called 'jesus' run:

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adduser jesus

Enter the desired password and any other information you want to add.

Give 'jesus' the same permissions as 'pi':

blue screen occurs when a remote connection is made using windows11

To add a user to a Raspberry Pi, you can use the

sudo adduser command in a terminal window:

Open a terminal window

Type sudo adduser followed by the username

Solution for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Remote Desktop Blue Screen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDiRNMfUgtY

open Raspi-Config n the command line, type the command:

sudo raspi-config

Test Your WiFi Connection

Check IP Address

To ensure that our WiFi connection has been established correctly, first unplug your ethernet cable. We can check our IP address through the command line with:

ifconfig wlan0

Log to Raspberry Pi
user, Pi
password, raspberry

or,
<Ping raspberrypi>,
to get the ip address
The quickest way to enable wireless networking is
to use the command line raspi-config tool.
sudo raspi-config

or,
IP Address of Raspberry Pi
To find Raspberry Pi IP Address write the command :
hostname -I
sudo ifconfig
..
Download Putty,
https://www.putty.org/
and log as
pi@raspberrypi.local
raspberrypi.local

1. select CMD Screen

2. Ping raspberrypi

3. puTTY raspberrypi

4.get IP address

5. remote desktop

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