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Raspberry Pi to PC Need help

vital

Greetings,

 

I have a question.  I have a "Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Display" and I am wondering if there is any way to connect it directly into a PC directly?  Maybe by USB or something like that.

I would love the help on this one.  I am really at a loss in connecting them together and thought I would reach out to the pro engineers here.

 

Thank you for your time from,

Michael

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  • Hello Michael,

     

    do you mean to connect a PI to a Pc ?

    In this case there are many ways, depends on the kind of PC. operating system you are using (Windows? Max? Linux?) Anyway I can give you some suggestions below that need an in depth investigation in documentation.

     

    1. You can connect the two machines via the same local lan (Ethernet cable or WiFi). In this case you should define what to share on both sides and connect the two machines together.
    2. You can share the Internet connection from the PC (for example the PC is connected to the Internet via WiFi and yu share che connection through the ethernet cable)
    3. You can connect the PI to the Pc via USB using a proper USB to Serial cable. Then you can access the PI via terminal or using VNC

     

    Maybe you should be more specific for a more detailed definition.

     

    Enrico

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  • Hello Michael,

     

    do you mean to connect a PI to a Pc ?

    In this case there are many ways, depends on the kind of PC. operating system you are using (Windows? Max? Linux?) Anyway I can give you some suggestions below that need an in depth investigation in documentation.

     

    1. You can connect the two machines via the same local lan (Ethernet cable or WiFi). In this case you should define what to share on both sides and connect the two machines together.
    2. You can share the Internet connection from the PC (for example the PC is connected to the Internet via WiFi and yu share che connection through the ethernet cable)
    3. You can connect the PI to the Pc via USB using a proper USB to Serial cable. Then you can access the PI via terminal or using VNC

     

    Maybe you should be more specific for a more detailed definition.

     

    Enrico

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