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Expand Up @@ -21,20 +21,32 @@ To remove the XInput modifications, restore your Teensy hardware folder from bac

#### Arduino IDE 1.x

For IDE version 1.x the Teensy hardware files are located in your Arduino IDE installation directory. On Windows this is typically in your "Program Files" folder:
For IDE version 1.x the Teensy hardware files are located in your Arduino IDE installation directory.

On Windows this is typically in your "Program Files" folder:
```
C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\hardware\teensy\avr
```

On macOS this is the folder path:
```
~/Library/Arduino/hardware/teensy/avr
```

#### Arduino IDE 2.x

For IDE version 2.x the Teensy hardware files are located in your application data folder. On Windows this is typically at the following path:
For IDE version 2.x the Teensy hardware files are located in your application data folder.

On Windows this is typically at the following path:
```
%AppData%\..\Local\Arduino15\packages\teensy\hardware\avr\{version}
```

On macOS this is the folder path:
```
~/Library/Arduino15/packages/teensy/hardware/avr/{version}
```

Where `{version}` is the installed version number of the Teensyduino software.

Version 2 of the IDE is reported to have issues with caching board files, which may prevent this project from loading or functioning properly. Consider using the version 1 IDE if you run into problems with installation.
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