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DBI MTP Server no longer connects.
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("The IT Crowd" reference here) But did you try turn it off and back on again? Switch first, then PC if didn't help. If those still don't help I'd reinstall DBI.
Try another cable, another port, and please share with us the MTP device on windows device manager
For reference look in to the thread:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendo-switch-windows-drivers-installation-refresh.640234/
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Works now sorta...
I restarted my computer and now I only get USB 2.0 Speeds
I made a system_settings.ini with this
[usb]
usb30_force_enabled = u8!0x1
still only recognizes it as usb 2.0 and yes i have checked the cable
I restarted my computer and now I only get USB 2.0 Speeds
I made a system_settings.ini with this
[usb]
usb30_force_enabled = u8!0x1
still only recognizes it as usb 2.0 and yes i have checked the cable
And how exactly did you check the cable? I've had cables look perfectly fine that previously worked in USB 3.0 mode no longer work in USB 3.0 mode for whatever reason. I also had to RMA an Elgato that no longer worked because it would only connect in USB 2.0 and it requires USB 3.0 to work (presumably a port issue, which is weird because it was left stationary and never touched so there's no way I damaged the port)
Does it still dock? If it can dock, it's probably not the port.
~25 Mb/sec on USB2, 55+ on USB3 on my system.
Visually inspect the cable's pins and see if it's actually wired for 3.0 speeds. I've come across quite a few usb C cables that only have pins for 2.0 speeds. This isn't my picture, but it demonstrates what I mean.
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