I'm confused, you said you got a repair done under warranty but now said you paid for it???
Well of course you'll get a years warranty on something you've paid for, but as Mr. Wizard said that's only on the repair, unless the £53 was for an extended warranty which is a whole other kettle of fish?
by nintendo ffs why dont you belive me lol
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No i said i sent for a repair and got a warranty it was out of warranty
Because you paid for a repair that you said is under warranty and you received a warranty extension on the whole unit. This does not add up.
Well that's something completely different, it still doesn't cover the whole device though, for instance if you paid to have the wifi module replaced/repaired and 3 months down the line the screen goes, I can guarantee you that won't be covered under your new warranty unless it was caused by the repair in question.
lets be clear i dont think i said its under warranty show me i said that..
i said that i had a switch that is out of warranty i have sent for repair and i payed once getting the unit back inside was the letter stating i had a 12 month warranty to protect against any thing end of
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Forget it i got it in black and white if you dont belive me then fine but i know what i got and was verified by customer support
i said that i had a switch that is out of warranty i have sent for repair and i payed once getting the unit back inside was the letter stating i had a 12 month warranty to protect against any thing end of
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Forget it i got it in black and white if you dont belive me then fine but i know what i got and was verified by customer support
I have not read all the replies in this thread but I can confirm this method is the safest yes.
To be clear,
- Keep clean nand backup somewhere safe.
- Then do all your shenanigans offline forever. Remove wifi settings completely.
- Want to play fortnite? Simply restore to your clean nand backup.
I have not been banned and doing this for weeks now.
Bye
To be clear,
- Keep clean nand backup somewhere safe.
- Then do all your shenanigans offline forever. Remove wifi settings completely.
- Want to play fortnite? Simply restore to your clean nand backup.
I have not been banned and doing this for weeks now.
Bye
Well there it is everyone. Send Reggie 53 bucks to renew your warranty.
What exactly was wrong with it? I would like to sabotage my switch so I can get my warranty renewed too.
Thanks for all the replies!
But i have one more question, I should back up everything including USER right? or can I get away without User?
But i have one more question, I should back up everything including USER right? or can I get away without User?
You can get away without backing up USER since it only stores installed titles, saves, updates, and DLC data but most people recommend it as recovering those individually might take more time than backing USER by itself.
So does this mean i can just back up SYSTEM, BCPKG2-1-Normal-Main, BOOT0, PRODINFO, etc. without USER then restore it and no (Higher than usual) ban risk?
EDIT: As long as i dont install the nsp to internal memory.
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Oh my question wasn't in reference to ban-risk. Who knows where that type of data is being logged. If you were trying to avoid a ban, I'd backup and restore everything. The goal is to make your Switch look like it was never hacked to begin with and that includes every aspect of it.
Last edited by Draxzelex,
This is why there is a EULA. Modifying your Switch is perfectly legal at least in Europe. You can do whatever you want with your switch since it is yours. Though Nintendo can deny you access to their network, which is what a ban does.
