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    NES and SNES cores not allowing access to Retroarch

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      patman943
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      I have a Raspberry Pi 4 running the latest version of Retropie. I am unable to reach Retroarch in game when playing any of the nes and snes cores. I can reach it with other systems just not these two. This happened after I updated all my packages. After doing the update my controller could not navigate retroarch as only half the buttons worked. I deleted the Retroarch.cfg file and now NES and Snes won't allow me access in game to retroarch. Any ideas on how to fix? Thanks in advance!

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        patman943
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        i fixed it. I loaded a NES and SNES rom and then went into retroarch through my keyboard and remapped the hot keys.

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          mitu Global Moderator @patman943
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          I have a Raspberry Pi 4 running the latest version of Retropie

          Which is version ... ?

          [..] I deleted the Retroarch.cfg file and now NES and Snes won't allow me access in game to retroarch.

          That's never a good idea, since RetroArch would then create a default configuration for the system, which trumps the RetroPie configurations and leads to all sorts of errors.

          Any ideas on how to fix? Thanks in advance!

          Remove the retroarch.cfg file for the NES/SNES system then immediately re-install the NES/SNES emulators so that RetroPie will add the correct RetroArch configuration - otherwise you'll get into issues again when starting from a stock RetroArch configuration.

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