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== Configuration on First Boot

If you have not already configured your operating system using the xref:getting-started.adoc#advanced-options[Advanced Menu] of Raspberry Pi Imager when Raspberry Pi OS starts up for the first time you will be guided through initial setip.
If you have not already configured your operating system using the xref:getting-started.adoc#advanced-options[Advanced Menu] of Raspberry Pi Imager when Raspberry Pi OS starts up for the first time you will be guided through initial setup.

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If you want to you can set your user name to the old default username of `pi`, which was used on older versions of Raspberry Pi OS.
If you want to you can set your username to the old default username of `pi`, which was used on older versions of Raspberry Pi OS.

NOTE: Some older software may require the presence of the `pi` user.

image::images/initial-setup/3.png[width="80%"]

However, if you do choose to create this account you will trigger a warning message, and we'd advise you to avoid the old default password of `raspberry`.

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