diff --git a/docs/guides/controller-autoconfiguration.md b/docs/guides/controller-autoconfiguration.md
index dedd587a92..ae328db4c8 100644
--- a/docs/guides/controller-autoconfiguration.md
+++ b/docs/guides/controller-autoconfiguration.md
@@ -294,12 +294,7 @@ SDL2 uses the [SDL2 Game controller community database](https://github.com/mdqin
 You can check it using [SDL2 Gamepad Mapper](https://gitlab.com/ryochan7/sdl2-gamepad-mapper/-/releases).
 
 #### Appimage issue
-Currently, the SDL2 controller driver utilizes UDEV rather than SDL2 in the RetroArch Appimage package. Therfore, use the Flatpak package in order to upload SDL2 autoconfig files and include this comment in the autocomment file
-
-```
-# This autoconfig file was generated using RetroArch via the Flathub package.
-# Please refrain from updating it with an autoconfig created by the AppImage: The SDL2 controller driver utilizes UDEV rather than SDL2 - https://github.com/hizzlekizzle/RetroArch-AppImage/issues/12
-```
+Currently, the SDL2 controller driver utilizes UDEV rather than SDL2 in the RetroArch Appimage package. Therfore, use the Flatpak package in order to upload SDL2 autoconfig files.
 
 ### linuxraw, and udev naming schemes (depends on multiple Device Indexes)
 Both linuxraw, and udev controller driver relies on the `input_device` variable in the autoconfig file generated by the Device Index (described below) and does not use the `input_vendor_id` or `input_product_id` variables in the autoconfig file. The Device Index vary based on the Linux kernel version in GNU/Linux distributions. So to ensure compatibility, you must compare the Device Index across different Linux kernels and generate autoconfig files when they differ. The easiest way to do this is to run GNU/Linux distributions in live mode or as installed virtual machines.
@@ -319,15 +314,11 @@ In the above list, three unique Device Index entries are identified, which requi
   - Variable: `input_device_display_name = "Nintendo Switch Pro Controller (non-HID)"`
   
 - **Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.cfg**:
-  - Comment above input_device: [1]
   - Variable: `input_device = "Nintendo Switch Pro Controller"`
   
 - **Nintendo Co., Ltd. Pro Controller.cfg**:
-  - Comment above input_device: [1]
   - Variable: `input_device = "Nintendo Co., Ltd. Pro Controller"`
 
-1: `# The files "Nintendo Co., Ltd. Pro Controller.cfg" and "Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.cfg" should have identical content except for the input_device variable. This difference allows the controller driver to recognize the controller on various Linux kernel versions.`
-
 #### Example: Sony DualSense
 
 | Linux Kernel Version | HID Support | Device Index in RetroArch (USB)                              | Device Index in RetroArch (Bluetooth)   |
@@ -339,17 +330,13 @@ In the above list, three unique Device Index entries are identified, which requi
 
 In the above list, two unique Device Index entries are identified, which require these autoconfig files for the controller to be identified for the controller drivers:
 - **Sony Interactive Entertainment DualSense Wireless Controller.cfg**:
-  - Comment above input_device: [1]
   - Variable: `input_device = "Sony Interactive Entertainment DualSense Wireless Controller"`
   - Variable: `input_device_display_name = "Sony DualSense (USB)"`
   
 - **DualSense Wireless Controller.cfg**:
-  - Comment above input_device: [1]
   - Variable: `input_device = "DualSense Wireless Controller"`
   - Variable: `input_device_display_name = "Sony DualSense (BlueTooth)"`
 
-1: `# The files "DualSense Wireless Controller.cfg" and "Sony Interactive Entertainment DualSense Wireless Controller.cfg" should have identical content except for the input_device variable. This difference allows the controller driver to recognize the controller on various Linux kernel versions.`
-
 ## Troubleshooting
 If your joypad is not configured properly, you should [generate a RetroArch log](/docs/guides/generating-retroarch-logs.md). Your log will show if a profile has been matched for your pad and the path of the corresponding profile.