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How do I find my Raspberry Pi username and password?

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Press CTRL+ALT+F1 to bring up the first text console. Type sudo systemctl stop lightdm and press the Enter key - this will stop the destop. Type emulationstation and press the Enter key. RetroPie will start; have fun.Dec 29, 2016

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With Raspbian, the username is pi , and the password is raspberry . You can change the password by running the command passwd , using the raspi-config tool, or the graphical Raspberry Pi Configuration tool. On Arch, the username is root and the password is root .