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Manual Methods:

Check Backup: If you have a backup, restore your files from an external drive or cloud storage.
Use File History or Previous Versions (Windows): Right-click the folder > "Restore previous versions" (only works if enabled before formatting).

Command Prompt (CMD - chkdsk & attrib): May help recover hidden files but is not always effective for formatted drives.

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Ah, the Dragonrise dilemma—sounds like a case of identity crisis between USB encoders! Perhaps a firmware nudge or ID reassignment ritual might untangle this digital knot.

Hmm, sounds like it could be a GPIO mapping issue or maybe a recalbox config glitch. Did you double-check the GPIO pinout compatibility between Pi 2 and Pi 5? Maybe a wiring mismatch?

It seems the USB controller for your bartop isn't recognizing both pads after upgrading to versions 7 and 9 on your Raspberry Pi 3B. Have you checked if the controller is properly configured in the input settings or if a driver update is required? Sometimes, downgrading or reconfiguring through RetroPie can resolve this.

Can you help me figure out what’s causing this mysterious Blue Screen error on my Windows system? It just popped up, and now my computer’s acting like it’s seen a ghost!

@qwert2763 said in How to add more games to ports?:

I have a RetroFlag GPi Case 2 (runs with a Pi CM4) and I was wondering how i would add a game to the ports category. I have a native port of the game "Deltarune Chapter 1 & 2" and it has two .sh files, one for OpenGL, and one for GLES. How would I add it to the ports category, or even run it in general?

To add a native port of Deltarune Chapter 1 & 2 to the RetroFlag GPi Case 2, you’ll likely need to integrate the two .sh files .

How exactly to do this depends on your setup. Have you ensured both files are in the appropriate directory?

Also, are you using the correct emulator for these specific files?