Win32 Disk Imager Issue... can't get .img on SD card

[rbaker]

@fefemae Please mark this thread as solved.

[paradadf]

@rbaker i mean that you can directly choose the .img.gz file with the software and burn it to the sd card and it will work, without the need of previously extracting it to only a .img file.

[rbaker]

@paradadf Wow, I did not know this and I have not tried this. How does it burn a compressed image? Why extract at all?

[fefemae]

@rbaker How do I do that?

[paradadf]

@rbaker how? No idea, but it works (at least for me).

[rbaker]

@fefemae I think its in topic tools at the bottom? Or just edit your post title with [solved]? -press the unsolved.

[herb_fargus]

@rbaker burning a compressed image? News to me too! Will have to try...

Though I think would still be wise to recommend extraction in the official doc's as some other tools may require extraction.

[Mycrobe]

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[Mycrobe]

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[halo86]

@fefemae said in Win32 Disk Imager Issue... can't get .img on SD card:

The Win32 Disk Imager program does not recognize the .img file whether it's on search for . or .img. It says that the file does not exist if I copy and paste the .img.

I'm having the same problem.
I downloaded the retropie file, extracted it to my desktop with 7zip, opened win32 disk imager, clicked that blue folder to select my disk image...and win32 disk imager won't find it from the desktop(or anywhere else).
I tried Etcher also. It finds correct image/or zip, but it freezes when it says "starting"

[matgeg]

@halo86 I have the same issue

[Cash513]

@halo86 hi this is issue I am currently having and don't know how to fix it

[3boysandagirl]

I am having the same issue above, not finding retro pie on the desk top, after the blue folder.