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In SAMMI Core, navigate to Bridge > Install all extensions from folder. Transfer all extension files from the transmitter/Extensions/installed directory to the bridge/Extensions/installed directory. If the bridge is still in the transmitter directory, either select a different bridge file or copy bridge.html from the transmitter directory to the bridge directory and select that one. To do this, navigate to SAMMI Core > Bridge > Select a Bridge. Verify that your chosen bridge is no longer in the transmitter directory. To address this issue, please follow the steps outlined below: However, when updating a bridge to a newer version, SAMMI only attempts to reinstall extensions located in the bridge/Extensions/installed directory. In certain situations, you may find that some of your installed extensions remain in the transmitter/Extensions/installed directory. You should be able to plug the controller back in once SAMMI has started.īridge was not properly migrated from Transmitter Some USB controllers (GameCube controller via a USB adapter) may cause driver related conflicts.
You can also select the option to run SAMMI Core.exe in Windows 8 Compatibilty mode. You can try right-clicking the Sammi Core.exe file and selecting ‘Troubleshoot’. You can try reinstalling your sound drivers.
Make a backup of your decks_data.json file, then rename decks_data_old.json to decks_data.json.
Check and make sure that decks_data_old.json and decks_data_very_old.json are NOT 0kb in size. If the decks_data.json file in the ‘json’ folder within your default SAMMI folder is 0kb in size, this means your deck has somehow been corrupted. You can try temporarily disabling your antivirus/firewall or adding an exception to allow the app through. Launch Issues: SAMMI Core Fails to Start #