Simply reverse the process. However, be aware that if a game uses encryption, the raw files from Goldberg might not be recognized until you trigger a cloud sync or overwrite an existing save. Troubleshooting Save Issues My game isn't saving at all!
| Problem | Likely Fix | |---------|-------------| | Game doesn't see my transferred save | Check if the save filename matches. Goldberg is strict. Also check local/ folder for additional settings files. | | Saves are in C:\ drive root or game folder | You're not using Goldberg – that's a different emulator (or a preconfigured repack with forced paths). | | Multiple save folders with same App ID | Different Steam "users" – check settings\user_steam_id.txt inside the game folder (Goldberg creates this). Each user ID gets its own subfolder. | | Game crashes after replacing saves | The save may be encrypted to a different user ID. Use a save editor or hex editor to change Steam ID inside the file (advanced). | goldberg steamemu saves
Check if the game folder or the AppData folder is set to "Read Only." Additionally, ensure the emulator has permission to create folders. Running the game as an once can sometimes initialize the directory structure. The "Different User" Problem Simply reverse the process
Inside the storage folder, you will often see subfolders. The structure usually mimics Steam's AppIDs. | Problem | Likely Fix | |---------|-------------| |
Inside this folder, you will see subfolders named after . For example:
Simply copy the entire numbered folder from Goldberg SteamEmu Saves\ to the same location on the new PC.
If you're using (often called steam_api64.dll / steam_api.dll cracks), understanding where your save files go and how to move them between computers or other emulators (like Codex/Rune) is crucial.