Connect your new micro SD card to your computer.Safely eject your included micro SD card.I know that they look like random garbage, but they're actually just encrypted, and can only be opened with RetroidOS. Copy ALL the files and directories from the included card to a safe place on your computer.Try using another card reader or computer if you cannot access your card at all. Your included card is almost certainly fine. If you are told that the card is damaged and must be repaired or formatted, DO NOT DO SO.
Using a micro SD card reader, connect the included 32GB micro SD card to your computer.If you would like to use a larger micro SD card of your own, rather than the 32GB card that came with your RP2, follow these steps: How to install RetroidOS Before turning on your RP2 Make sure that your RP2's battery is charged to at least 80% before continuing to follow this guide. This will restore the files needed to run RetroidOS, but without any of the games that originally came preinstalled. If you have already deleted the files or formatted the card, you can download this ZIP file to your computer, and copy the files inside to your blank micro SD card. Without the files that come on your included 32GB micro SD card, you will not be able to run RetroidOS. (OPTIONAL) Another micro SD card of your ownĭO NOT ERASE OR FORMAT YOUR INCLUDED MICRO SD CARD! A number of people have either formatted their micro SD cards or deleted all the files that came preinstalled on it.A Wi-Fi router with a connection to the Internet.The 32GB micro SD card which came with your Retroid Pocket 2.RetroidOS is the alternative operating system that will turn your RP2 into a simple retro handheld that works without having to install any extra software or tweak any settings. I'll show you how to install RetroidOS on your new RP2, and give you a couple of basic hints to help you start using it. This guide has been written for people who just want to play games on their RP2 as soon as possible, without any messing around in Android. 4.3 Adjusting emulation settings in RetroidOS.4.2 Adding new retro systems to RetroidOS.
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