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To setup your Raspberry Pi Pico with our MicroPython firmware follow these steps: To setup your Raspberry Pi Pico with our MicroPython firmware follow these steps:
**Step 1.** Disconnect the USB cable from your Raspberry Pi Pico. ## Step 1
Disconnect the USB cable from your Raspberry Pi Pico.
**Step 2.** Press and hold the "BOOTSEL" switch on top of the Raspberry Pi Pico. ## Step 2
Press and hold the "BOOTSEL" switch on top of the Raspberry Pi Pico.
**Step 3.** Plug the USB cable back into your Raspberry Pi Pico (making sure to keep the "BOOTSEL" button pressed while you do it!). ## Step 3
Plug the USB cable back into your Raspberry Pi Pico (making sure to keep the "BOOTSEL" button pressed while you do it!).
This should put your Raspberry Pi Pico into firmware update mode. It will appear as a new disk drive on your computer with the name **RPI-RP2**. This should put your Raspberry Pi Pico into firmware update mode. It will appear as a new disk drive on your computer with the name **RPI-RP2**.
**Step 4.** Download our custom MicroPython firmware image. [Click here to download]() ## Step 4
Download our custom MicroPython firmware image. [Click here to download]()
**Step 5.** Copy the downloaded firmware image onto the **RPI-RP** drive. ## Step 5
Copy the downloaded firmware image onto the **RPI-RP** drive.
The firmware will now upload to your Raspberry Pi Pico and when it has finished uploading (which takes around five seconds) the Pico will restart itself. The firmware will now upload to your Raspberry Pi Pico and when it has finished uploading (which takes around five seconds) the Pico will restart itself.