Recover deleted nintendo 64 files

Plug an N64 controller into the "Player 1" port on the Nintendo 64.

2 Place the N64 Controller Pack into the memory card slot on the Nintendo 64 controller.

3 Insert a Nintendo 64 game into the cartridge slot on the N64.

4 Hold down "Start" on the N64 controller.

5 Turn the Nintendo 64 on via the "Power" switch on the device. After the console loads, the Controller Pack menu will appear on the screen.

6 Release the "Start" button on the N64 controller.

7 Browse through the saves listed, using the N64 controller's directional pad.

8 Highlight the game you want to erase.

9 Select the "Delete" option. The pages that were occupied by the game save will be erased from the Controller Pack.

10 Repeat Steps 7 though 9 until you're finished erasing pages on the Controller Pak. Restart the N64 if you wish to play the game that was inserted into the device, or turn the Nintendo 64 off if you are done using the console.

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Cards like R4 allow you to store multiple games on one card. So when you start your DS, you choose which game you want to play and do not have to take all your games with you. The R4 relies on a microSD card to keep track of the games and save files. Your actual game, you should be able to recover from the original game cartridge (since you do actually own the game).

To recover your game progress (save file), you can put the microSD card in your PC (using the appropriate adapter) and just have a recovery program look for the files on the microSD card. There are several good FREE file recovery softwares on the internet. They will likely be your only shot a recovering your game progress but that depends on how much you've used your R4. If you have used it a lot, your save game may have been overwrite which means it is lost for good.

Whatever you do, do not do anything illegal.

just donload the hacked version or anthor version

Sadly, no. You will have to start over; sorry.

That game is pretty popular, if you can, find another copy of the game and see if the problem persists.

That way we can determine where the problem lies.

Best of luck!

Just use it like any other ds card and find the save button.

Your file may have a corrupted file. This can happen if a game is old or hasn't been taken care of properly. Look at the outside of the game, take a q-tip, and GENTLY rub the game with the q-tip. the front, the back, EVERYWHERE. Take another q-tip and GENTLY stick it into the part of the DS where you inset the game.

Hope it helps~

Nope!You can't!

The battery inside the game pak has died, thus, it can no longer hold a save.
Buy a special screwdriver for n64 Game Paks. Unscrew the casing, then find the battery inside the Pak. Take it (the battery) to any store that sells watches, then ask for a replacement for that battery. Plug the batery (+ side facing you) in the Pak, then screw it back together.

Your game should now save. :)

Put a game cartrage in, like Turok 1 go to load save data and it will give you the options of deleting other game data on the memoryPack. Note: Some games will not give you the options of deleting other games data.