@steptoe I think you didn't read the entire post. It was the Power Supply that came with my Pi. "The LED may be drawing far too much power", that could be the Case, if I hadn't told in this post multiple times that the LED is not even connected to the Pi anymore. And, my Power Supply is enough for my Pi. My Pi worked flawless with Overclocking and with the Reset Switch. I just damaged my Pi with sodering the LED.

@retroprogrammer said in Can you solder USB ports to RaspberryPi USB ports:

...because I was thinking of maybe taking apart my Original Xbox and making it into a case but the USB ports on the raspberry pi wouldn't reach the front of the Xbox and even if it did it would look good, because the Xbox has four separate Xbox-USB ports.

Sometime ago i've done something similar to this, but with USB extensor like this one:

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Doesn't need to solder, just plug and be happy XD

@N-Game-Arts said in Retropie won't boot up anymore after installing Shutdown script:

I've done all the updates a few days back (how to tell what update version, I haven't clue

When you run retropie_setup, take a look at the top of that dialog box, as in the example below:
rpsetup