I went with the cheaper one and bought an USB to hdmi adapter
I know what I was doing wrong. I was plugging the mini only using the hdmi
Alright, so, you need to add the games to hakchi and then send them to the NES Classic. To do this, you need to have some NES ROMs.
Files that contain NES games. We aren't allowed to distribute links here, so just Google NES ROMs.
I have over a dozen computers set-up for various tasks. I have an XP, a Vista, a Windows 7 (Which is my MAIN computer), a Windows 8, a Windows 10, a workstation, which is configured for XP, but set to run a multiple OS, XP, DOS, Windows NT. I also have stacks of "bad computers". Toshiba takes the cake for having the highest failure rate, computer wise! If the Toshiba doesn't go bad from being a piece of technical crap, the charge port will likely be bad soon enough! HP/Compaq are "good" buys, generally. They are not bad on price, and pretty reliable for the most part. If quality is an issue, then you'd want a higher end ASUS (Cheap ASUS computers just plain suck!), or Lenovo! I can't say enough good things about Lenovo (IBM). They are very well designed. I have Lenovo computers from 20 years ago that still run better than half the computers I see nowadays. One BIG thing that was a game changer, computer wise, was the fact that lead was no longer allowed to be used in the soldering process after 2006, for laptops (not to mention, about everything else!) This really really hurt things, as computers built before then, were sturdy and reliable, like some older cars! This has also lead to cheaply laid, thin thermal paste layers on the MOBOs of computers, quickly leading to overheating problems in just 1-3 years time! Hard Drive wise, I opt for Hitachi as the best to get, then Western Digital, and avoid Seagate, in general! I have been doing this stuff for 20+ years, and have seen about all the hardware I can muster to ever see, tested everything I could test, and of course...seen the reality of what works and what does not! And, hell, you should always be able to at least run 720p videos without any noticeable lag!
Question: Did we really need two damn paragraphs for that?Haha, Let's just put it this way. With how much I do with computers, since I work on them for a living! I would never ever recommend ANYONE buy a computer with just one USB port! If I bought a laptop, I would expect it to have no less than 3-4 USB Ports
In any case, sorry for the drawn out response! I am still sticking with, please get yourself a better computer! And, pay close attention to the specs! If you don't have a decent video card in there, other things will suffer, as well! 30 Dollars may be all it takes to get the "next" model, with better video card! If you are wondering about which of any 2-3 computers is a better buy, feel free to private message me their links...And, I will give you my feedback. I benchmark test Games on computers, in general. If I can't run Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, and so on, on a laptop, it ain't worth a damn to me
I got mine to finally work on my old computer after I figured out what to do lol. Now I just need roms
I appreciate every ones help that people have given me. But it was my own stupidity and took me awhile to realize to use the USB from my mini adapterDon't worry, if you ever need help I will do my best to help you in only a few words or less
Being rude to someone who is clearly trying to help others, on a day to day basis, is not exactly proper etiquette for any forum. No offense.
In fact, it was my very first message to you
I finally caught on to it watching a YouTube video lol8
That is usually the first thing I ask people, whether they are using micro usb cable that comes with Mini, as well as a direct usb connection
Are you sure? There should be some sites that have ROMs in the results. I checked.
There should be an option that says Google. Click it and wait. When a box art you like comes up, double click it and it will be applied.
