Raspberry Pi Zero W Setup

This video will show Raspberry Pi Zero W setup. I also show you how to fix the problem with your Raspberry Pi Zero W WiFi not working. I also show you how to setup your Vilros Raspberry Pi Zero W Basic Starter Kit.

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[alienfreak]

I bought this kit before watching your video and I'm so glad I found you! This was super easy to follow. Thanks!

[wolfrig]

I watched this all the way to the connector section to realize I was struggling because I didn't get all the pieces in my kit.

Will have to come back to it later when I buy the missing pieces, was setting up a retro pi arcade but this guide was super helpful!

[brianstevenson]

Doing My first Raspberry build. Hit a lot of hiccups and this video got me through everything. Would like to mention that the SSID is case sensitive.

[cwguy]

Great video to get started. Good troubleshooting on the keyboard layout issue - probably saved me some headache!!

[isabelklint]

Thanks for this, I was looking all over for help setting up.

[onienlol]

Just bought this kit, going to make a pi-hole project with this :)

[tbrandx]

I especially appreciate the heads up on the keyboard layout! Had a similar problem with the Raspberry pi Pico.

[idea]

I got my Pi Zero and got it working. Thanks for the great instructions.

[idea]

Great video. I'm expecting my Pi zero tomorrow.

[RetroBacon]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! Loved this video fam.

[mauricioguerrero]

To get 5ghz set the WiFi country first if it's like the raspberry pi 4.

[alexandersanchez]

So does the raspberry pi desktop version make the raspberry work like a desktop or is there other programs need to make it work properly.

[arbjful]

Nice review of the Raspberry Pi Zero. I need to know if this is capable of doing some image processing using an USB connected camera.
I am trying to make a machine vision system that uses a camera connected via USB to capture images, the images are processed using OpenCV, and using some logic, GPIOs on the Pi will be turned ON or OFF.
The application is simple enough, but I need to know if the Pi can handle this.
I hope to implement all this in Python to reduce the complexity. There will not be any other applications running on the Pi.

[navendukala]

Hi! could u pls make an updated video coz the website has changed quite a bit

[srscooter]

muy bien la esplicacion 10 points !!!!

[chefsteve]

Do you have any videos on add how to setup waveshare ethernet/usb hub hat

[CircaSriYak]

This is a great tutorial. Very very good for beginners.

[brucebanda]

lit mahn ur video really helped me thanks

[sarwat]

Can I download and run Gnome in rasberry pi zero

[whitekanyewestthebully]

I am using the pi zero I’m trying the lite is now tomorrow my pi 3b + will arrive hopefully it works better the pi zero is laggy for me