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Rearranged the notes to better reflect the steps. Removed "and". 
Moved the first note closer to Step 2.
Rephrased the wifi note slightly.
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@ -20,6 +20,10 @@ After applying the settings, the file is automatically deleted.
2. Insert the memory card into the computer and mount the first FAT32 partition.
!!! note
This assumes Windows is being used and will mount only 1 parition
If using another OS, it will be assumed that the end user will know what Partition to use but if not, place in the `*boot` dir
3. Among the system files you will see the file `pikvm.txt`.
If you haven't enabled PiKVM yet, this file will contain a single line `FIRST_BOOT=1`.
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!!! note
This assumes Windows is being used and will mount only 1 parition
If using another OS, it will be assumed that the end user will know what Partition to use but if not, place in the `*boot` dir
!!! note
Please keep in mind that if a backslash is used in the password, it should be escaped: `\` and should be written as `\\`.
Please note that if a backslash is included in the password, it needs to be escaped: `\` should be written as `\\`.
If there was a string `FIRST_BOOT=1` in the file, do not remove it.
This is the trigger needed to initialize the OS at the first boot.