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## Do I have to partition or format my disk/sdcard to install RetroDECK?
No, partitioning or formatting is not needed at all. RetroDECK (differently from AmberELEC, Batocera and others) comes as a flatpak. Just install it as any other application and launch it from your desktop and/or Steam library.
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## Where is RetroDECK installed?
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## Can I move the ROMs folder to another place?
Yes, you can do so inside the configurator and the `Move RetroDECK` option.
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## Is there a way to reset RetroDECK?
Yes, you can reset various parts of the software using the RetroDECK Configurator's reset functions.<br>
Yes, you can reset various parts of the software using the RetroDECK Configurator's reset functions.
Read more on: [RetroDECK Configurator 🛠️](../wiki_general/configurator.md)
Or if you want to reset from CLI you can read up on:<br>
Or if you want to reset from CLI you can read up on:
`Development 🖥️` - [CLI Guide](../wiki_development/general/cli-guide.md)
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## How do I uninstall RetroDECK?
**On the Steam Deck:**
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* Press the `Uninstall` button
* Manually backup then remove the `~\retrodeck` folder. Warning! Make a backup your data roms/bios/saves etc if you want to save them else they will be gone.
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## Does uninstalling RetroDECK remove my roms, bios and saves?
No, as long as you don't manually don't delete the `~\retrodeck` folder and it's content your data is safe. You could uninstall RetroDECK and install it again and keep going.
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## How can I move RetroDECK do a different device like Steam Deck OLED or a new Linux PC?
Yes, check over at [How to: Move RetroDECK to a new device](../wiki_management/retrodeck-move.md)
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## Where can I find the logfiles?
In `~/retrodeck/.logs/retrodeck.log`
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## Can I add a single game to my Steam Library?
We are working on this feature. Meanwhile you can achieve this manually.
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flatpak run --command=dolphin-emu-wrapper net.retrodeck.retrodeck -e "/run/media/mmcblk0p1/retrodeck/roms/wii/Baloon World.rvz" -b
```
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## After installing RetroDECK manually, Discover is not opening or giving me some errors?
This bug is appearing only when installing RetroDECK manually and not from Discover. The discover release is suggested for all the users.
However you can run this to fix it: `flatpak remote-delete retrodeck-origin`
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## I disabled Steam Input from RetroDECK in Steam and now controls do not work anymore.
RetroDECK is using Steam Input so for all the controller profiles disabling it is not recommend. If you can not enable Steam Input again and the Steam GUI is buggy you have to do this:
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1. Remove RetroDECK as `A Non-Steam Game` from the `Library`
2. Add it again via `Library` - `Add a Non-Steam Game to My Library` (or use BoilR).
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## How do I update RetroDECK?
Updates to RetroDECK is handled automatically via your software manager when there is a new version released.
Updates to RetroDECK is handled automatically via your distributions software manager when there is a new version released like KDE's Discover or Gnome Software.
On the Steam Deck you can also install the AutoFlatpaks plugin for Decky to be able to update in gamemode.
Or if you want to update from the terminal you can type:
If you want to update from the terminal you can type:
`flatpak update`
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### I have not updated RetroDECK for a very very long time, can I safely update?
It is always recommended to keep RetroDECK updated. But if you have not updated in very long time (a year or more) it might be better to just uninstall and reinstall RetroDECK from your software manager instead of doing the upgrade, as it can take longer. If you are even several major versions behind (example: going from 0.4b to 0.8b) we recommend uninstalling and reinstalling.
## How do I update a specific emulator in RetroDECK?
You can't in a easy way do that without breaking several things. RetroDECK builds many emulators and add RetroDECK specific features on top of them and makes it into one application as is the goal of the project.
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The custom installation will still be more limited then the one we ship with RetroDECK by default and might have less features then normal Yuzu in term of hotkey support and other things that the user will need to configure manually.
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## Do you only ship stable versions of the emulators or nightly versions?
RetroDECK ships with the version that is the best for running the games on a case-by-case basis.
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There have been instances where the nightly version of a emulator have been completly broken and we want to avoid to ship that with RetroDECK.
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## Will you implement Cloud Sync / Backup to various services?