Emulation Is my switch patched some websites says yes and no can someone confirm
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Had the exact same problem lol
1 website said my Switch was patched
2nd website said it was unpatched
3rd website said possibly patched.
Still haven't got around to actually trying to hack it
Had the exact same problem lol
1 website said my Switch was patched
2nd website said it was unpatched
3rd website said possibly patched.
Still haven't got around to actually trying to hack it
Only one way to find out push a payload and find out lmao
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Yes very confusing thank you for verifying my frustrationHad the exact same problem lol
1 website said my Switch was patched
2nd website said it was unpatched
3rd website said possibly patched.
Still haven't got around to actually trying to hack it
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Thank you your awesome!!
I have a switch with sereal number XAW10039 it came with firmware 3.0.2 and is unpatched yours is XAW10034 so it should have came with firmware 3.0.0 so yes it is unpatched.
I will go ahead and link ismyswitchpatched.com, but I do relate to the trouble.
I had a day-one Switch (literally, bought day one) that even then I never got around to hacking out of fear of getting banned, so that was relegated to "If I was crazy enough to buy another Switch. Then I sent it in to get the rails repaired along with my Joy-Con sticks replaced in 2019. When it came back, it was now a XAW9 unit. The site said it was most likely patched, as it being a refurbished unit they just transferred everything to wasn't outside the realm of possibility. But I eventually gave it a shot with one from switchjigs.com (now defunct). If I recall correctly, it was at most... $6? It is a white jig with a red & blue "NS-Atmosphere" logo on the back.
So hey, get it cheap (and make sure they don't make contact with the 4 pin, which provides 5v power to the Joy-Con so connecting it to any other pin WILL fry the system), it works, and a whole new world of software is at your fingertips. If it doesn't, well, you can give it to a friend with an unpatched Switch!
I had a day-one Switch (literally, bought day one) that even then I never got around to hacking out of fear of getting banned, so that was relegated to "If I was crazy enough to buy another Switch. Then I sent it in to get the rails repaired along with my Joy-Con sticks replaced in 2019. When it came back, it was now a XAW9 unit. The site said it was most likely patched, as it being a refurbished unit they just transferred everything to wasn't outside the realm of possibility. But I eventually gave it a shot with one from switchjigs.com (now defunct). If I recall correctly, it was at most... $6? It is a white jig with a red & blue "NS-Atmosphere" logo on the back.
So hey, get it cheap (and make sure they don't make contact with the 4 pin, which provides 5v power to the Joy-Con so connecting it to any other pin WILL fry the system), it works, and a whole new world of software is at your fingertips. If it doesn't, well, you can give it to a friend with an unpatched Switch!
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