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Found yourself basically unable to do anything in RetroArch after you've tried to remap you controllers and now you can't even use them to move around the RetroArch menus ???
No worries it's a common issue generally caused by trying to remap a controller using the WRONG options/ menus in RetroArch but it's easily fixed with RetroAami...
If you are find you've messed up the controller settings then simply power off/ reset your A500 Mini, power on again and go to the folder called "RetroAami/RetroAami Utils/" were you will find the following four utilities...
Set Default RA 1.8.4 x
Set Default RA 1.9.10x
Set Default RA 1.10.3
Set Default RA 1.10.3x
Simply run the appropriate util for the version of RetroArch you have messed up and it will completely reset the corresponding version of RetroArch back to its default configs & setting and you'll be able to use your controller again in RetroArch...
NOTE: If you are going to remap your controllers then do so by following these simple rules...
NEVER try to remap your controller/s using "Settings/Input/"...
ALWAYS remap your controller/s using "Quick Menu/Controls/"...
That way will only change the settings for a particular game and not for the entire system and if you mess things up then you wont find yourself unable to do anything in RetroArch and then have to reset everything back to the defaults again...
No worries it's a common issue generally caused by trying to remap a controller using the WRONG options/ menus in RetroArch but it's easily fixed with RetroAami...
If you are find you've messed up the controller settings then simply power off/ reset your A500 Mini, power on again and go to the folder called "RetroAami/RetroAami Utils/" were you will find the following four utilities...
Set Default RA 1.8.4 x
Set Default RA 1.9.10x
Set Default RA 1.10.3
Set Default RA 1.10.3x
Simply run the appropriate util for the version of RetroArch you have messed up and it will completely reset the corresponding version of RetroArch back to its default configs & setting and you'll be able to use your controller again in RetroArch...
NOTE: If you are going to remap your controllers then do so by following these simple rules...
NEVER try to remap your controller/s using "Settings/Input/"...
ALWAYS remap your controller/s using "Quick Menu/Controls/"...
That way will only change the settings for a particular game and not for the entire system and if you mess things up then you wont find yourself unable to do anything in RetroArch and then have to reset everything back to the defaults again...