My Switch's serial number starts with xaj9 ¿Is it patched for fusee gulee? (i cheked ismyswitchpatched and the prefix isnt there)
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In this case which I dare say the switch is almost certaintly patched, the paperclip is a good way to find out. Just follow @Hayato213 advise and use tegrarcmgui and biskeydump.bin
No. Terrible idea. Better go to the internet and exchange two staples for one paperclip.
Did you pay any attention to the link I provided? Or are you out of tinfoil to?
But even then... Buying a jig for a few bucks is the better option. Paperclips, staples, screwdrivers and tinfoil as a jig is a major risk for shorts and leads to
If it wasn't for this thread, I wouldn't know that in addition to frying your console it's also possible to only fry your joycon rail. Out of curiosity, how can that happen? I went with paperclip method the first time and I got it right the second time, saw that my Switch really isn't patched and now I'm waiting for a jig to arrive.
Frying, not likely, You just need to bridge the end pins on opposite sides, so you can just bend it to the same width as the slot.
The concern is not so much frying as it is damaging the pins. Luckily, replacement rails are not expensive.
With tinfoil however, which is the other method some people have used, frying is a real risk since you have little control over what pins get bridged and bridging power to the wrong thing could easily fry something. So don't use that.
You can use one, if you can bend it into the right shape without stabbing yourself. You'll probably stab yourself. I stab myself constantly when I'm working on stuff. I stab myself with tiny screwdrivers, I stab myself with SIM eject tools, I stab myself with soldering tin. It's just part of the hobby. But I digress
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I don't want to stab myself, can I use two (one on each end connected to eachoter and with tape to avoid them from disconnecting to each other) to fusee gulee?Frying, not likely, You just need to bridge the end pins on opposite sides, so you can just bend it to the same width as the slot.
The concern is not so much frying as it is damaging the pins. Luckily, replacement rails are not expensive.
With tinfoil however, which is the other method some people have used, frying is a real risk since you have little control over what pins get bridged and bridging power to the wrong thing could easily fry something. So don't use that.
You can use one, if you can bend it into the right shape without stabbing yourself. You'll probably stab yourself. I stab myself constantly when I'm working on stuff. I stab myself with tiny screwdrivers, I stab myself with SIM eject tools, I stab myself with soldering tin. It's just part of the hobby. But I digress
Maybe? Provided you understand the risks of potentially damaging your Switch in process, give it a try and report back. Plenty of people pointed out that buying a cheap jig is your safest possible method, but it seems you already made up your mind? Good luck!
my granma used to say: "Si tenés pa'l whiskey, asegurate de tener para el hielo" ("if you have money for the whiskey you must to have money for the ice"), come on! a 1.5 USD jig can be purchased quickly on any game shop or online one.
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