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The `Sys` folder you need is located in *Data/Sys*.
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This is the folder we will need to move/copy.
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3.*Find RetroArch's system folder path*
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If you didn't change it's default location, the `system` folder is located at the top level of your RetroArch installation folder. Whether you moved it or not, you can find the location of your `system` folder (along with any other folders RetroArch uses) by going to Settings > Directory or by locating the *system_directory* line in the RetroArch configuration file (usually `retroarch.cfg`).
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If you didn't change its default location, the `system` folder is located at the top level of your RetroArch installation folder. Whether you moved it or not, you can find the location of your `system` folder (along with any other folders RetroArch uses) by going to Settings > Directory or by locating the *system_directory* line in the RetroArch configuration file (usually `retroarch.cfg`).
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4. In the `RETROARCH_SYSTEM_FOLDER`, create a new folder named *dolphin-emu* and move/copy the `Sys` folder into it.
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When everything is set up properly, the `Sys` folder path should look something like this:
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