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Instructor: Awright, so let's actually talk
about downloading and installing
the Power BI Desktop application.
Now, important note here,
even if you already have Power BI installed,
I'd recommend tuning into this lesson
and checking to make sure that you're running the latest,
most current version.
In the course, we'll primarily be using
the April, 2023 version of Power BI.
And again, remember, if you're on an older version,
you may very well see some differences
in functionality or the user experience.
So there are a few different ways
that you can access Power BI Desktop.
The first, which is what I'd recommend is downloading it
from the Microsoft Store.
You can either head to apps.microsoft.com
in your browser or launch the Microsoft Store app.
You should see a screen like this
where you can simply follow the steps.
And the great thing about this option
is that Windows will automatically handle updates
as Power BI rolls out new versions.
It also doesn't require administrator access.
So this is a great option to use
on a personal or a work machine,
assuming your workplace policy allows for it.
The second option is to download manually
from the web by heading to powerbi.microsoft.com/downloads.
That will give you some additional download options here.
The biggest difference being
that you're gonna download an executable
or exe installation file that won't automatically update
with new versions that roll out.
And also note that admin access may be required
if you choose this route.
And third, you can install as part
of certain Microsoft 365, formerly Office 365 subscriptions.
Power BI Desktop is included
in select enterprise-level Microsoft 365 packages.
So if your company does use a compatible version
of Microsoft 365, just talk to an admin
about getting access to Power BI.
Now, one important note here
is that you may see a screen that's asking
for a work or a school email address or a paid Pro account.
You do not need a Pro account to access Power BI Desktop.
What that screen is doing is asking you to register
for Power BI service,
which is outside the scope of this course.
So remember that Power BI desktop
is always completely free to use,
and you don't need an email address
to register for an account.
So go ahead and take a stab
at downloading and installing Power BI.
Should be very straightforward to follow the steps.
Feel free to reach out
if you run into any problems or challenges.
And then we'll regroup in the next lesson to talk
about adjusting our settings for the course project.
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