Hacking What is joy con update and what are the risks

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As the title said also i was curious about it i checked it in the menu in reinx (via chou dojou..)installed and it wanted to update the blue one (now i am on 5.1.0 ) and i unpluged it before it finished :(
Can someone tell me whats that?
 
Hi
As the title said also i was curious about it i checked it in the menu in reinx (via chou dojou..)installed and it wanted to update the blue one (now i am on 5.1.0 ) and i unpluged it before it finished :(
Can someone tell me whats that?

Joy-Cons have their own firmware, much like the console itself has. AFAIK, the latest firmware can brick your joy-con if it's modded, if it's unmodded it should be fine
 
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Joy-Cons have their own firmware, much like the console itself has. AFAIK, the latest firmware can brick your joy-con if it's modded, if it's unmodded it should be fine
Well to be more specific, its when you bridge pins 9 & 10 together. However, most if not all people use those 2 pins on the Joy-Con to enter RCM so you're technically right that modded Joy-Cons don't work but the real reason is because of the pins.
 
Well to be more specific, its when you bridge pins 9 & 10 together. However, most if not all people use those 2 pins on the Joy-Con to enter RCM so you're technically right that modded Joy-Cons don't work but the real reason is because of the pins.

I knew it was a pins issue but i didn't know EXACTLY which pins caused the issue so i preferred not to say anything about that. But i was more referring to those joy cons that are permanently modded, like when people solder pins together. I ASSUME that if the pins aren't soldered then the bricking isn't permanent but correct me if i'm wrong
 
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I modified my joycon by shorting the pins with a push button switch (pins are only shorted when i press the button on back of joycon). Update didn't seem to effect my joycons at all, other than the fact that now lakka wont recognize my joycons anymore. other than that I haven't noticed any difference.
 
I modified my joycon by shorting the pins with a push button switch (pins are only shorted when i press the button on back of joycon). Update didn't seem to effect my joycons at all, other than the fact that now lakka wont recognize my joycons anymore. other than that I haven't noticed any difference.
I confirm the same thing, modded mine with a reed switch and uptdated, still working fine.
 
My right joycon stopped syncing when connected to the switch, but after docking it and undocking it recognized both, this, with the permanent solder on pins 9 and 10
 
After Joycon updates, my left stick went crazy - sometimes they will drift and things on screen will move on its own even when I am not touching it.
 
I have the same question, i originally was on 4.1, then updated to 5.1 via app, if i update my joycon then downgrade to 4.1, wil there be any problem?
 
I have the same question, i originally was on 4.1, then updated to 5.1 via app, if i update my joycon then downgrade to 4.1, wil there be any problem?
I was on 5.1.0 and switched to 6.0.0, joycons updated. Now I'm back on 5.1.0 and the joysticks are working normally.
 
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Hm I was wondering too about updating my modded joycon. I did solder pin 1 and 10 using 10k resistor. Am I safe to update it or will it fail after? I'm talking about update in fw 6.0

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