Any time I boot any settings and select games my RetroPie turns black

[mitu]

Exit EmulationStation and check if you still have enough disk space - this should be printed immediately after exiting, in the welcome message shown.

From the command line, after you exited EmulationStation, run

cd RetroPie-Setup
git log -n 1

and post the output.

[abg038]

@mitu It won’t let me quit Emulationstation

[mitu]

@abg038 How come ? You can choose 'Exit EmulationStation' from the EmulationStation menu (accessible with Start) or just using F4 on a keyboard directly.

[abg038]

@mitu when I click quit Emulationstation it brings me to the black screen

[mitu]

The 'black screen' is probably the command terminal, where you should run those commands. Can you show a picture of it ?

[abg038]

@mitu but I doesn’t show the welcome thing and only shows my mouse I’ve tested and I can’t type anything

[abg038]

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[abg038]

@abg038 it won’t let me send a photo

[mitu]

Resize it be under 1Mb, or upload it to imgur.com and provide the link.

[abg038]

@mitu

[mitu]

Does this happen even after you start EmulationStation (on reboot) or just after you're starting the game (and get booted out) ?

[abg038]

@mitu it happens no matter how many times I reboot on the configuration menu before a game starts (but all my games are now booting but the still have that screen before they boot) and when I exit Emulationstation

[mitu]

Sorry, but I can't figure out what and why exactly is working and non-working. The 'configuration menu' before a game starting - I assume you're referring to the Runcommand launch menu - it's ok to show up.

If you're using Drastic for NDS games, there's a known issue with older version where it would produce similar results with yours, so I would update RetroPie and the installed packages to get the lastest version and see if it still happens.

[abg038]

@mitu sorry I forgot a comma I meant to say the configuration menu ,a game before it boots,And when I exit emulation station

[abg038]

@abg038 as I said early it would not let me access the configuration menu so I can’t access update setup script

[mitu]

In this case enable SSH and access your Pie via Putty, then start the update from the SSH session:

cd RetroPie-Setup
sudo ./retropie_setup.sh

If that doesn't work, your installation may be corrupted and you'll need to re-install.

[abg038]

@mitu how do I enable that

[mitu]

Follow the link and it's explained there.

[abg038]

@mitu I wiped my ds card and redownloaded RetroPie everything is good now