It has problems only with the main network, the 5GHz one connects just fine. But 5GHz networks tend to be unstable, I absolutely do not want to disconnect during a salmon run shift.
How many bar of wifi is it getting though?
It has problems only with the main network, the 5GHz one connects just fine. But 5GHz networks tend to be unstable, I absolutely do not want to disconnect during a salmon run shift.
Nope, it just won't budge. Is there like a file with all network-related stuff I can delete?I'd try going into the maintenance mode in order to clean the cache, seeing that you've already done everything else that I would personally do.
Here's how:
Hope that helps. Other than that, unfortunately, I have no clue what could be an issue.
- Turn off your console.
- Boot into RCM the way you usually do and, before sending your fusee.bin payload, hold volume + and volume - at the same time and let your console boot into CFW. You'll see an Atmosphere logo, followed by a Switch logo. After a while your Switch will enter into the maintenance mode. At this point any pending update and cache is deleted/cleared (on your sysNAND/emuNAND).
- Press the power button once again and It'll shut down the console.
- Boot into CFW the way you usually do and see if that fixed your connection issues. Don't forget that connecting to the Internet is safe only if you have DNS MITM in place.
factory reset itNope, it just won't budge. Is there like a file with all network-related stuff I can delete?
As I said, the problem is not on the network with 99% certainty. This problem only shown up after I rebooted the device to swap to SysMMC. Until that I've been happily playing Mario Maker 2 online without problems.Try connecting your Switch to a hotspot. If this works, the problem is on your own network
Are you serious? All the game NSPs took a long time to download & install, if I factory reset it, I'm going to be looking at a day full of redownloading the NSPs, installing them and most likely fixing issues with Tinfoil.factory reset it
Two bars.How many bar of wifi is it getting though?
Ah, so it was network-related. I believe the switch doesn't play well with dual-band networks.As I said, the problem is not on the network with 99% certainty. This problem only shown up after I rebooted the device to swap to SysMMC. Until that I've been happily playing Mario Maker 2 online without problems.
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Are you serious? All the game NSPs took a long time to download & install, if I factory reset it, I'm going to be looking at a day full of redownloading the NSPs, installing them and most likely fixing issues with Tinfoil.
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Two bars.
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UPDATE: Disabling 802.11ax mode on the router somehow got it partly working again - it randomly connects and it thankfully STAYS connected.
It's the way you remove the file with all the network filesAre you serious? All the game NSPs took a long time to download & install, if I factory reset it, I'm going to be looking at a day full of redownloading the NSPs, installing them and most likely fixing issues with Tinfoil.
Ah, so it was network-related. I believe the switch doesn't play well with dual-band networks.
They both use different SSIDs, don't worry.It's the way you remove the file with all the network files
EDIT: Please don't tell me your 2.4GHz and 5GHz use the same name?
Curiously, which name is the router?They both use different SSIDs, don't worry.
I'll answer the router model number when I get home, we still have the box.Curiously, which name is the router?