Right-click on the file, and depending on which software you are using, you will see options to extract the archive.

There are links to both in the description. If you do not have an archive extractor, then you can download WinRar or 7zip. You will first need to extract the archive to get an image file. They may be in an archive format such as. Once you have downloaded the RetroPie image files. At the end, you get to enjoy some retro games. The process is quite easy, but if you have never done it before, it can be a bit daunting. In this brief video, I will be showing how to install a pre-built RetroPie image onto your microSD card, hard drive or SSD. Hello and welcome to Retro Gaming Batner. We also wrote a transcript of the video on how to install a RetroPie image for those who may be harder of hearing, or unable to listen right now! 0:00 Intro We provide our kit with a microSD card since it’s the most lightweight and easy to handle method, but for those who wish to use an SSD/HDD of their own, check the below video for more information on how to install a RetroPie image on your device of choice! How to install a RetroPie image An open source project with the aim of turning the Raspberry Pi series of computers into fully-fledged retro gaming machines. The most common OS people choose to run on the NESPi is RetroPie. Much like the cartridge-based system of the device the NESPI 4 is styled after! This cartridge is used to hold a 2.5-inch SSD or HDD that can then be inserted into the system to run whatever OS you have installed on it. If you are familiar with our RETROFLAG NESPI 4 DIY Kit, you may notice that it comes with a hollow “cartridge”. Hi there! A friend of us here at DroiX has created a handy video going over the process of how to install a RetroPie image on an SSD (or a 2.5-inch HDD), so we felt it’d be helpful to the community at large to post it onto our knowledge base!

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