The Raspberry Pi laboratory previously introduced “How to connect to Raspberry Pi using Windows Remote Desktop”, which used Microsoft’s “Remote Desktop Connection” as the client to log into Raspberry Pi. Below we introduce how to log into Raspberry Pi using the official certified RealVNC client.

Before starting, you need to have logged into Raspberry Pi, either through a connected monitor and keyboard/mouse or via SSH.

Enable Raspberry Pi VNC Service

Enter the following command in the terminal to access the configuration interface.

sudo raspi-config

Follow the steps: Interfacing Options -> VNC -> Yes. The system will then prompt you to install the VNC service. Enter ‘y’ and press Enter, wait for the system to automatically download and install. If everything goes smoothly, the VNC service will be started!

Install VNC Client

Next, go to the RealVNC official website to download RealVNC Viewer, which is the client for RealVNC and is cross-platform. Download the client version for your platform.

https://www.realvnc.com/en/connect/download/viewer/

Log into Remote Desktop

After running RealVNC Viewer, enter the Raspberry Pi’s IP address, which can be checked using the ifconfig command. Choose to connect and then enter the Raspberry Pi’s login username and password, initial username is ‘pi’, and password is ‘raspberry’. After confirming, you can enter the Raspberry Pi’s remote desktop!

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