Installing Raspberry Pi Operating System

First, go to the official RPI page and download the image program or the RPI image according to the operating system you are using.

Let's open the image program we downloaded and click on the "Operating System" button.

I chose the top one, the Raspberry operating system. Now we click the "SD Card" section and select the SD card we will use for the installation.

It says the contents of the SD card to be used for installation will be completely erased, click the "yes" button and continue.

The image program is writing the data to the SD card...

The image program is checking the data written on the SD card.

It says the process is complete and we can remove the SD card.

Yes friends, now we can insert our SD card into our RPI device and use it. If you don't have a screen and keyboard and want to control the RPI device from another computer, you can continue with the steps below.

Remove the SD card, insert it again into your computer, and then enter the folder named "boot".

Create a folder named SSH here, and now insert the SD card back into your RPI device and then connect your RPI device to the internet with an Ethernet cable.

Now, from here, we need to use 2 utility programs.

After the Raspberry device is started, we will find our RPI device's IP address with Advanced IP Scanner and connect to the device with the Putty program to make configurations.

The one shown in red here is our RPI device's IP address. Yours may be different here, but since the manufacturer part is empty for RPI devices, it is easy to understand that this is our device with this program.

We connect to our RPI device using the IP address we obtained and the Putty program.

Username : pi

Password : raspberry

These are the original Raspberry operating system user login credentials for the initial setup.

After logging in, type "sudo raspi-config" and we come to the settings section.

We come to the "Interfacing Options" section.

When we come to the Interfacing section, we select the "VNC" option and enable it. After VNC is enabled, go to the "Advanced Options" section and select a screen size from the "Resolution" section.

After selecting the screen size, click the "Ok" button, then select the "Finish" section. When you get a question like "Reboot Now", click the Ok button and once the device restarts, you will be able to access its interface with the VNC program.

Download and install the VNC program from the link above. You can use the IP address you used with Putty in the VNC program to connect to your RPI device.

Now you have completed the RPI installation from your computer without using a screen. If you get stuck or have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments.