remove section about turning off Enhanced Network Security (#36)

* remove section about turning of Enhanced Network Security

* instruct user's to copy/paste installer executable. Also add back in dashboard creation content

* remove dashboard creation content - already in another doc

User Guides/10-Configure Power BI.md

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 # Install PowerBI Data Gateway
 
-## Log into the SQL Server VM
-
 The [SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS)](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/analysis-services/analysis-services) installed as part of your solution is deployed in a private virtual network (VNET) on Azure. For PowerBI to access SSAS, you will need to install the [PowerBI Data Gateway](https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/gateway/) on a virtual machine (VM) within this VNET.
 
-To do this, first log into the SQL Server VM in your solution. Technically, the PowerBI Data Gateway could be installed on any of the VMs deployed as part of your solution, or even a new one, but the SQL Server VM is a good choice since it is not heavily used. You can find this VM by opening the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com/) and clicking **Resource groups**. Type in the name you gave for your solution, which is also used as the name of the resource group, to find your resource group. Click it, and sort the resources by type. Scroll down to the virtual machines and find the one ending in "sqlvm00". Click on this VM, then click the **Networking** link. The private IP listed is the IP address you will use to connect to the SQL Server VM.
+The following are the steps to install the PowerBI Data Gateway on your VM.
 
-> NOTE: Before you can connect, you must first ensure that your VPN client is running. Until it is running, you will not be able to connect.
+## Download the PowerBI Data Gateway installer locally
+
+First, from your local environment, browse to https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/gateway, click **DOWNLOAD GATEWAY**, and click **Save As** to download the installer executable to a folder in your local environment. You will next upload and run this installer executable on your SQL Server VM.
+
+## Log into the SQL Server VM
+
+Now, log into the SQL Server VM in your solution. Technically, the PowerBI Data Gateway could be installed on any of the VMs deployed as part of your solution, or even a new one, but the SQL Server VM is a good choice since it is not heavily used. You can find this VM by opening the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com/) and clicking **Resource groups**. Type in the name you gave for your solution, which is also used as the name of the resource group, to find your resource group. Click it, and sort the resources by type. Scroll down to the virtual machines and find the one ending in "sqlvm00". Click on this VM, then click the **Networking** link. The private IP listed is the IP address you will use to connect to the SQL Server VM.
+
+> NOTE: Because your VM is running in a VNET, you must first ensure that your VPN client is running before you can connect to your VM. Until it is running, you will not be able to connect.
 
 Log in to the SQL Server VM using your preferred client, such as Remote Desktop, with the private IP address and the username and password you used for your deployment. If you are using Remote Desktop, select **More choices** > **Use a different account** to enter the username and password.
 
-## Install the PowerBI on-premise Data Gateway
+## Upload the PowerBI Data Gateway installer and install
 
-> TIP: Before downloading anything, you will want to disable the Enhanced Network Security on this VM. To do this, click **Server Manager** > **Local Server** and turn **IE Enhanced Security Configuration** to **Off** for both "Administrators" and "Users". Click **OK** to apply the changes and close **Server Manager**. This isn't required, but otherwise you will have to allow every individual download.
+Copy the installer executable from your local environment onto the VM. If you are using Remote Desktop, you can do this by copying the file locally and pasting it onto the desktop of the VM.
 
-Using Internet Explorer on the VM (which comes pre-installed) browse to https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/gateway, click **DOWNLOAD GATEWAY**, and click **Run** to begin the download. Click **Next** for all default options, accept the terms of agreement, and click **Install**. The installation takes a few minutes. Next, you need to register your gateway by entering an email address and clicking **Sign in**.
+Once there, double click it to begin the installation. Click **Next** for all default options, accept the terms of agreement, and click **Install**. The installation takes a few minutes. Next, you need to register your gateway by entering an email address and clicking **Sign in**.
 
 Now that you are signed in, click **Next** and give your on-premises data gateway a name and recovery key and click **Configure**. Your gateway is now ready.
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