Hacking Sx Core and Sx Lite , test Units Received

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boots first try
had an issue where the solder bridged the smd due to overflow, managed to clean it
and the right smd is really close to the pad on the wrong side so it adhered to it first, seperaed them both and its fine
doing a nand backup as we speek

hook me up guys with links and stuff to the good stuff ;)
i havnt had a hacked switch now i do
Congratulations.....how was the soldering process please.....and thanks again
 
soldering was easy enough 0.6 mm solder could really have been smaller i got frosted joints but my tip isnt the cleanest and i had overflow

didnt realise how long a nand dump would take so waiting all year to reassemble
 
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Why faith? there's an insurance in case anything bad happens.. I wouldn't order to a new shop if it's not though paypal, especilly paying more than 20 euros
https://www.paypal.com/uk/webapps/mpp/ua/acceptableuse-full

Paypal doesn't allow the sale of modchips as they come under, "items that infringe or violate any copyright, trademark"

The paypal account TXswitch are using is something like "[email protected]". In order to disguise the transaction from Paypal you are instructed to 'not leave any information about products and website after Paypal payment'.

The paypal account they are using is probably disposable.

Trying to getting money back from Paypal when you've bought a banned item, deliberately obscured the nature of the transaction and colluded with the seller in doing so is not going to work.
 
soldering was easy enough 0.6 mm solder could really have been smaller i got frosted joints but my tip isnt the cleanest and i had overflow

didnt realise how long a nand dump would take so waiting all year to reassemble[/QUOTE thanks...I heard that dump the nand you need two to three hours...be patient my friend...you did the most important thing....SOLDERING...
 
Why faith? there's an insurance in case anything bad happens.. I wouldn't order to a new shop if it's not though paypal, especilly paying more than 20 euros

There is literally no insurance at all if something bad happens. Chalk it up to a bad decision.
 
I also used txswitch they cant use paypal through normal means for obvious reasons. I had to pay to a @123.com email which is china specific.

Other sites like mod3ds are unable to accept anything other than Mastercard and then they ramped price up to stop buyers.


Out shopping 50% into my dump when left.
 
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I had the exact same problem. For me the Phillips were even more pain in the a** than the triwings.
I ended up with drilling a hole in the head of 2 screws and even than I had a hard time to remove The case because the rest of the screw still blocked it.

It was a completely new switch and it now already looks scetchy with scratches and missing screws from the outside...

At least I managed to install the chip without any problems.

These screws really are ridiculous

I have 2 phillips adjacent to the charger, 2 phillips on the joycon rails and one bottom right tri wing to remove. All are impossible to remove. I guess i have to invest in a drill to have any chance of removing the backplate -_-

i just feel like ripping it off
 
i had no problem removing them, i used the screwdrivers i got for when i replaced joycon shells and a small amount of pressure worked fine.

my triwing from 2008 worked better tho even though its way larger
 
I cant do it my self I am looking for a professional to do a full service for me please contact with price In usa
i need you to already have the chip and install for me
 
i had no problem removing them, i used the screwdrivers i got for when i replaced joycon shells and a small amount of pressure worked fine.

my triwing from 2008 worked better tho even though its way larger

perhaps you’re one of the lucky ones with a switch that was manufactured with the screws not so tightly in place

just done a quick google and i see that so many people have the problem of stripped screws on their switch

mine we so tight, when twisting, the screwdriver just kept digging into the screws and they simply wouldnt turn, which eventually wore them away and stripped em
 
I cant do it my self I am looking for a professional to do a full service for me please contact with price In usa
i need you to already have the chip and install for me
No one is going to "already have the chip". you'll have to order yourself or give them some time to get one shipped in... that is if you can find someone willing to install in the first place.
 
still not got money from xecuter-sx. sent 4 emails without reply and received no confirmation that I will be refunded. I've never had to do chargeback at the bank before. anyone who did this and managed to get money back?
 
https://www.paypal.com/uk/webapps/mpp/ua/acceptableuse-full

Paypal doesn't allow the sale of modchips as they come under, "items that infringe or violate any copyright, trademark"

The paypal account TXswitch are using is something like "[email protected]". In order to disguise the transaction from Paypal you are instructed to 'not leave any information about products and website after Paypal payment'.

The paypal account they are using is probably disposable.

Trying to getting money back from Paypal when you've bought a banned item, deliberately obscured the nature of the transaction and colluded with the seller in doing so is not going to work.

Yes I know is disposable

But this is only for the seller, I'm covered even if it's fake, they will ban the account and paypal give my money back.. this is better than just a transfer

I have emails and messages than relate this account to this shop

And also this is no ilegal I just want to use this modchip to load android :D
 
Last edited by Astur_torque,
perhaps you’re one of the lucky ones with a switch that was manufactured with the screws not so tightly in place

just done a quick google and i see that so many people have the problem of stripped screws on their switch

mine we so tight, when twisting, the screwdriver just kept digging into the screws and they simply wouldnt turn, which eventually wore them away and stripped em
How new or old is your switch? Wondering if they are tightening the screws down tighter to discourage people from getting inside. Could even be using locktite. I haven’t tried to disassemble my switch. Hope it goes ok!
 
How new or old is your switch? Wondering if they are tightening the screws down tighter to discourage people from getting inside. Could even be using locktite. I haven’t tried to disassemble my switch. Hope it goes ok!

hmmm you might be on to something, who knows. My switch is quite new, only bought it a couple of months ago from a retailer, brand new. It’s a mariko switch

my hatred against nintendo has increased over the last few weeks. If they are indeed doing this then wow
 
How new or old is your switch? Wondering if they are tightening the screws down tighter to discourage people from getting inside. Could even be using locktite. I haven’t tried to disassemble my switch. Hope it goes ok!
Just tried on my switch (bought last month).
I had to use a PH0 instead of PH00 on the top screw as I was starting to damage the head with the smallest screwdriver tip but I managed to unscrew it. the other phillips screw came without too much effort.
I only had a PY0 for the triwings and it worked too (a little hard since this tip almost too big for the hole).

Now I just have to receive my modchip (bought june 11 on elewelt, shipped with yanwen express to france, still in transit)
 

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