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==  '''Common SD Card Problems ''' ==
==  '''Common SD Card Problems ''' ==


Q: How do I add games?
1. How do I add games?
   Retroid OS: Place your games in the SD:\Games\ directory. If you don't see your games after adding them, press the home button to enter the Settings, enter the Game Settings, select 'External Game Management', select your ROM type/file and press A to add it.
   Retroid OS: Place your games in the SD:\Games\ directory. If you don't see your games after adding them, press the home button to enter the Settings, enter the Game Settings, select 'External Game Management', select your ROM type/file and press A to add it.
   Android OS: Place them into your file directory like this: SD:\ROMs\corresponding game type.
   Android OS: Place them into your file directory like this: SD:\ROMs\corresponding game type.


Q: Why does my SD card still have storage space, but it will prompt that I have insufficient memory and fail to transfer files?
2. Why does my SD card still have storage space, but it will prompt that I have insufficient memory and fail to transfer files?
   Because we downloaded files onto it first and installed them; it took twice as much space to complete, and we left some free space to keep it running properly.
   Because we downloaded files onto it first and installed them; it took twice as much space to complete, and we left some free space to keep it running properly.


Q: Why can't I see my SD Card when my RP2 is plugged into my computer?
3. Why can't I see my SD Card when my RP2 is plugged into my computer?
   To view the contents of the SD card, you need to remove the SD card and plug in an SD Card Reader to connect to your computer.
   To view the contents of the SD card, you need to remove the SD card and plug in an SD Card Reader to connect to your computer.


Q: I accidentally deleted my SD Card's files/formatted my SD Card; what do I do?
4. I accidentally deleted my SD Card's files/formatted my SD Card; what do I do?
   Copy this to your SD Card: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Li1LR9Lc9-cMIFtM7UXWPB8oDDTPqtAi/view?usp=sharing
   Copy this to your SD Card: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Li1LR9Lc9-cMIFtM7UXWPB8oDDTPqtAi/view?usp=sharing


Q: Can I exchange the provided 32 GB SD Card for a larger one?
5. Can I exchange the provided 32 GB SD Card for a larger one?
   Of course, but please note that the largest card in our official testing is 128 GB. If you use a larger card, there may be some minor issues.
   Of course, but please note that the largest card in our official testing is 128 GB. If you use a larger card, there may be some minor issues.


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