I think you have mixed up some terms. You say it is working when you launch cfw through fusee-primary but when you boot from emuMMC is doesn't. What payload do you use when you say you launch emuMMC? Hekate?First off let me apologize if what I say is nonsense, I just got CFW on my switch today.
So I am running (Hekate 5.5.4)Atmosphere M.18.1 on 11.0.1 and I can only install and run my game backups if I launch cfw through fusee-primary. If I try to boot up/install the games from emuMMC it says the title is corrupted. Again if I boot through fusee-primary everything is fine. I believe I have the correct sigpatches and I dumped my prod.key first thing before installing emuMMC, because I can successfully install my backups if I use GoldLeaf while booted from fusee-primary. Anything I'm doing wrong?

No, it can very easily be done. You can try following this tutorial in order to set it up.This is gonna be obvious to many, so sorry in advance if it's already common knowledge. But for the love of god, I can't seem to find consistent information on any forum for days now.
If I have a patched nswitch (cannot enter RCM by means of fusee-gelee), that was using sx os normally, but then was updated to 11.0.1 and so unable to boot into emummc - then am I able to somehow change to Atmosphere's CFW and boot into emummc again? Is it a 100% "no" because it's a patched switch? Or does it depend also on whether it booted on 11.0.1 sysmmc? Or is it another reason? Can it be done?
Use a homebrew save manager to dump it from emuMMC then import it into sysMMC.Just wondering how do I put my save game from emunand into sysnand this is for animal crossing thank yiu in advance
No, it can very easily be done. You can try following this tutorial in order to set it up.

Yes.Is it safe to rename switch nsps or xcis to whatever i want?

Doesn't matter.Is it better to install Atmosphere with Mesosphere or without it?
Should work iirc. Otherwise there are enough good alternatives. Goldleaf and (my favorite) dbi. Installing games via usb with dbi is easy af.Does AwooInstaller work correctly on AMS-0.18.1 with OFW 11.0.1?
Doesn't matter.
Should work iirc. Otherwise there are enough good alternatives. Goldleaf and (my favorite) dbi. Installing games via usb with dbi is easy af.

You dont need that. Just use the mtp responder.Oh, dbibackend.exe right?

What on Earth do you mean by the one with "Reggie's face"?Hi everyone! Recently I hacked my Switch and I was instructed to select throught Hekate boot, that Nintendo Official Firmware symbol in order to play on line. A friend of mine use the one with Reggie's face. My question is, which one is the correct to play on line?
The only thing I can suggest is to try entering RCM using something else. You can consult this thread for a list of other tools.So I ordered an unpatched switch from ebay, but I can't get it into rcm. I have another switch that I can get into rcm mode every time with a paper clip jig. The same paper clip jig does not work on the unpatched switch. When I slide a controller on to the right rail the controller works fine so I assume the rail and pads are fine. I'm really not sure where to go from here. I have no idea why the unpatched switch won't enter rcm. I have tried every possible combination for holding down the volume + button and the power button, but nothing works. I even tried with tinfoil on both switches and once again my primary switch entered rcm while the unpatched switch I got from ebay doesn't. I was extremely cautious while using both the paper clip and tin foil, so I very highly doubt that I damaged the pins of the unpatched switch. Besides, like I said both methods consistently work on my primary switch and they have for months.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
The easiest way would be to update them online however if you have booted CFW or homebrew then you risk getting banned. The safest way would be to download the updates in .NSP format then install them with a homebrew app.What's the easiest way to update my gamecard backups? Should I boot into sysMMC and remove the dn90 DNS and update the gamecard that way and then boot into emuMMC or should I just find the update NSP online and install it that way?
That's what I figured. I had another question. I want to transfer my save on Animal Crossing from a non-hacked switch to my hacked switch. Should I use the island transfer tool and just transfer it or should I use the nintendo online backup feature and back it up that way and just retrieve it from there on my sysMMC (Which has not ran any homebrew)The easiest way would be to update them online however if you have booted CFW or homebrew then you risk getting banned. The safest way would be to download the updates in .NSP format then install them with a homebrew app.

I don't believe Animal Crossing supports online cloud saves so I think your only option is to use the island transfer tool.That's what I figured. I had another question. I want to transfer my save on Animal Crossing from a non-hacked switch to my hacked switch. Should I use the island transfer tool and just transfer it or should I use the nintendo online backup feature and back it up that way and just retrieve it from there on my sysMMC (Which has not ran any homebrew)
Alright, is it safe to run sysMMC online if I haven't ran homebrew on that or does the fact I've run homebrew on emuMMC put me at risk of me being banned when online on sysMMC?I don't believe Animal Crossing supports online cloud saves so I think your only option is to use the island transfer tool.