How did you exactly perform the reset? How long did you hold the vol down, three dots and power button?

HID proxy? If so, thats really cool.

I use it a lot for tinkering. Nested desktop mode makes everything so much more convenient too. Thanks to Valve for adding that officially.

Depends. Heavy games I try to keep at 60. Lighter I can do 120

Are you limiting the frames? Ive noticed that on games like terraria and escapist, if you dont limit the deck will go full ham and render 500fps and kill the battery in under an hour

Be sure to watch out for sd card scams on sites like amazon where they say 1TB but they are actually 16GB reprogramed to show 1TB. Easiest indicator is a too good to be true price

As long as valve doesn’t know. What they don’t know wont kill them, lol

The deck should still boot without a battery I would think… why wouldn’t it?

Try a cmos reset too

Do a cmos reset. Hold vol down and the three dots button while you turn it on

I would download a steamdeck recovery image and reimage the deck. There is an option to keep user info and game data

Cmos reset maybe? Then contact valve

Super small on 3.5.7 too after I updated on my LCD.

This error means that linux cant find the boot drive. It probably mean that the recovery image is corrupted, was written wrong, or it cant find the boot drive. Ive had good luck writing those with Rufus, but its a windows only tool. So just redownload and write it with dd if on linux or macos and Rufus if on windows

You need to copy you game file to home-> deck~> emulation-> roms-> ps3

Then open the steam deck rom manager can parse the folders

The steam deck is basically a laptop with controllers instead of a keyboard. The thing with game compatability is due to the fact that the steamdeck runs linux. Linux has excellent support for retro game emulation, so no worries there. Just install emudeck and your good to go. In order to run windows games, valve uses the proton layer, which is basically wine fine tuned for running games. The steam deck uses this automatically for windows steam games and its just a checkbox setting to enable it for non-steam exe games. That being said, while it works for a majority of games and windows apps in general, some still have bugs. You can look on the protonDB and it will tell you what fames work and how well. Games with easy anticheat have been known to have issues as well.

Open terminal (or konsole i guess kde plasma call it) and drag drop the link in konsole and run it there. Short term fix to run it.

Long term, right click it and poke around in its properties. Maybe something you can change to fix it

Essentially, the fail safe is unplug everything that you possibly can and test. If it works, slowly plug stuff back in until it fails again, and thats whats broken. If nothing works, then you have a hardware or firmware issue

Can you get into the bios? If yes then reinstall steamOS with a recovery image

If no, i see you said there was haptic feedback? Do you have a type-C to hdmi hub? Maybe its booting but the screen just isnt working…

If the screen is working, i think its a firmware issue. Try a cmos reset. If that doesnt work, try opening it up and removing the battery and ssd. Let it sit for a while with the battery and charger unplugged, then plug it in (without the ssd) and try to boot it. Removing all sources of power will try to force the bios and any nvram (or whatever the steam deck uses to store those variables) corrupted data back stock defaults. Removing the ssd and any other external device will see if something went horribly wrong with them that would cause post failure. If none of that works the you either have a dead mainboard or you need a bios reflash

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