Hacking Tinwoo installer time consuming to install nsp

[Rybercon]

I installed the nsp file Pokemon lets go pikachu.The installation failed.I got this message saying partially installed contents can be removed from the system settings applet.But how do I locate the partially installed file from my sd card,so I can delete it.And now I am having another issue.Since the installation failed of lets go pickachu,the other nsp files that I am copying from my sd file is taking a lot of time to install.It is taking me 25 minutes for a 4 gig file.Before I had this issue,it was taking me maximum 3 minutes.What do I have to do,so it won't be time consuming like this?Do I have to locate the partially installed failed nsp file?Help would be appreciated !!!

 

[duckbill007]

Are you sure your SD card is not corrupted?

 

[Rybercon]

No it's not .My sd card is a sandisk 256 gig,purchased from Costco.If sd card would have been corrupted in that case all future nsp installation with tinwoo would be giving me errors.But how do I know if it is corrupted?

 

[Rockfello]

I would like to know how to remove those partially installed files as well.

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[Draxzelex]

No it's not .My sd card is a sandisk 256 gig,purchased from Costco.If sd card would have been corrupted in that case all future nsp installation with tinwoo would be giving me errors.But how do I know if it is corrupted?

It can be corrupted if your SD card is formatted to exFAT.

 

[Hayato213]

No it's not .My sd card is a sandisk 256 gig,purchased from Costco.If sd card would have been corrupted in that case all future nsp installation with tinwoo would be giving me errors.But how do I know if it is corrupted?

You never know unless you test the card with h2testw (windows), f3x (macs)