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method 1:
In the case of a local operation on the screen, the first startup can be if it is a command line
Enter startx and press Enter to confirm to directly enter the graphical interface
Method 2:
After entering the command line, enter: sudo raspi-config and press Enter, it will enter the Raspberry Pi system setting interface
Choose 3 Boot Options Choose whether to boot into a des
B1 Console Text console, requiring user to login
B1 console text console, requires user login
B2 Console Autologin Text console, automatically logged in as 'pi' user
B2 text console console auto-registration, auto-login as "PI" user
B3 Desktop Desktop GUI, requiring user to login
B3 desktop interface, requiring user to log in
B4 Desktop Autologin Desktop GUI, automatically logged in as 'pi' user
B4 Desktop GUI Desktop auto-registration, auto-login as "PI" user
A pop-up window for you to confirm, select YES
Save and restart, and see if it directly boots into the big strawberry graphical interface
Method 3:
Use the debian method to automatically log in at boot and enter the graphical interface
Power on enter username and password
sudo nano /etc/inittab Enter
find this sentence
id:2:initdefault:
Change 2 to 5
Save the file (Ctrl + O shortcut Enter to save Ctrl + X shortcut to exit Nano Editor)
sudo reboot reboot
Enter the graphical login interface
PI-SUPPLY is a professional component supplier, providing everything you need for your component project. We also stock a huge selection of Raspberry pi, Arduino, micro:bit, rock pi and nvidia manufacturer accessories from your favorite brands.
In the case of a local operation on the screen, the first startup can be if it is a command line
Enter startx and press Enter to confirm to directly enter the graphical interface
Method 2:
After entering the command line, enter: sudo raspi-config and press Enter, it will enter the Raspberry Pi system setting interface
Choose 3 Boot Options Choose whether to boot into a des
B1 Console Text console, requiring user to login
B1 console text console, requires user login
B2 Console Autologin Text console, automatically logged in as 'pi' user
B2 text console console auto-registration, auto-login as "PI" user
B3 Desktop Desktop GUI, requiring user to login
B3 desktop interface, requiring user to log in
B4 Desktop Autologin Desktop GUI, automatically logged in as 'pi' user
B4 Desktop GUI Desktop auto-registration, auto-login as "PI" user
A pop-up window for you to confirm, select YES
Save and restart, and see if it directly boots into the big strawberry graphical interface
Method 3:
Use the debian method to automatically log in at boot and enter the graphical interface
Power on enter username and password
sudo nano /etc/inittab Enter
find this sentence
id:2:initdefault:
Change 2 to 5
Save the file (Ctrl + O shortcut Enter to save Ctrl + X shortcut to exit Nano Editor)
sudo reboot reboot
Enter the graphical login interface
PI-SUPPLY is a professional component supplier, providing everything you need for your component project. We also stock a huge selection of Raspberry pi, Arduino, micro:bit, rock pi and nvidia manufacturer accessories from your favorite brands.
