Etcher won’t write to your hard drives by default. Now attach your SD card to the computer using SD card reader.
Click Open and then the image will appear under Select Image. Use the file manager window and locate the image you unzipped in the previous step. To select an image file, click on Select Image in Etcher. To install operating system in SD card, first select the RetroPie SD image. It will automatically detect your operating system, or you can choose it manually.Īfter selecting the operating system click on Install experimental CLI button and select Etcher CLI for windows 64 bit (Mine is windows 64 bit, you can choose according to your operating system) and it will start downloading. You can download Etcher from its official website ( ). In this tutorial, we are using balenaEtcher to burn our Raspbian operating system on our SD card. img files and zipped folders to create live SD cards and USB flash drives. You can choose according to your Raspberry Pi version.ĭownload Etcher for writing RetroPie Image to SD-CardīalenaEtcher is a free and open-source utility used for burning image files such as. There are two versions of the RetroPie SD-Card Image, one for Raspberry Pi Zero and One and other for Raspberry Pi 2 and 3. To set up RetroPie, Download the latest RetroPie SD-Card Image from here. RetroPie is a software package for the Raspberry Pi that is based on the Raspbian OS. You can easily setup RetroPie on your Raspberry Pi by following this tutorial. RetroPie supports 52 different gaming systems that means you can play everything in one place. In this tutorial, we are going to install RetroPie on Raspberry Pi and transform it into a powerful retro-gaming system. RetroPie is a software library used to emulate retro video games on the Raspberry Pi.
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