I'm no professional and don't know what the error code means but when your system worked before I would suggest to rule out a hardware problem.Error:2002-4686 010000000000001F
After shutdown the switch with Ultrahand plugin, and turn it on today when I boot to the CFW.
I checked the content folder, there is no one name 010000000000001F, and I tried to delete all file in the [content] folder, and the overlay items, still not able to boot to the CFW.
Any guys have this issue? How can I solve it?
My ideas/suggestions in order of effort to fix the problem.
1. Go into Hekate - Tools - Archive RCM Touch Pkg1/2 and tap to "Fix Archive Bit".
2. You could also try letting windows checkdisk do a scan for errors on the sdcard but I doubt the filesystem to be the problem.
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3. Basically try to boot into a fresh installation of your homebrew setup.:
Make a backup of all folders, except "Nintendo" (As it is very big and you DON'T need to delete it for my suggestion.) Then delete everything else (Atmosphere related, NOT the "Nintendo" folder) and copy a fresh Atmosphere and software you need (Ultrahand, SaltyNX etc.).
Basically try to boot into a fresh installation of your homebrew setup. If it works copy your "config" folder from your backup onto the SD card and test if it boots then. If it doesn't the problem must be inside the config files, otherwise continue by copying the backed up "switch" folder onto the sd card and check if it works then. Slowly copy one part of the folder structure from your backup back to the sdcard and see when it crashes again.
When you find the problem, just copy everything else, except that folder or file that causes the crash and just reconfigure the lost settings manually.
Again: Don't delete your "Nintendo" folder. Only what comes with atmosphere. And backup everything before.
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4. If all of this doesn't help and it still crashes try to boot into original HOS without atmosphere.
If it still crashes it might be a Dat0 problem. (At least this was the problem with my switch when it suddenly crashed after working well for weeks.)
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Hi,Hi guys , sorry to ask but i have an issue that i tried to solve to no avail ( switch oled )
I currently have battery desync,
At first my battery has issue which is if i charge not full example (87-99%) the ui it suddenly will change to 100% automatically but it still run and turned off normally at 0%
Then i thought this must be the mismatched and after searching find the battery desync nx
I try to follow the guide there :
Open emummc - charge it to 100% - Open app - reset call - use it till low battery show up
In first step it cause new problem suddenly it shut down at 52% - i keep positive and think its part of process i charge it in hekate with the screen turn off. Btw when its on its already on 52% again. I charge it with saturation (6 hours )
On second cycle it turn off again in 51%
I think there is something wrong here.. is there any step that i misread
Thank you
From my experience this can be really messy and annoying so it might take some attempts... But some nuances might help, because the fuel gauge is a bitch and needs time to calibrate when the battery is empty and full.
1. Reset fuel gauge with app. Leave app with "B" and close homebrew.
2. Connect charger and charge the console.
3. Important: When the battery is seemingly full (Ui showing 100%) open Ultrahand - StatusMonitor - Other - battery/charger and check what Raw Charge says. Let the console charge until Raw charge is 100% or the Current Flow drops to +-0mA. (Sometimes it shows some mA flowing but as long as it is just in the single digits it is just margin of error.)
4. When Raw charge and UI say 100% and there is no current being pushed in, let the console sit for 30 more minutes in sleep mode. Give the fuel gauge time to calibrate and save the values.
5. Disconnect the charger and let the console discharge in home menu. Don't use the console, don't use anything that raises the power draw and just turn the screen brightness to minimum.
6. Let the console dischararge and turn off by itself.
7. Wait for around 1 hour after it turned off (Let the fuel gauge save the "empty" status of the battery.) before doing anything.
8. Then connect the charger and boot again. Check if the percentage is around 1% - 5%.
If it is still very high (over 50%), check what the Raw Charge from Status Monitor says. If raw charge also says over 50% then something could be wrong with your hardware. What does the voltage say? Empty should be around 3,400V to 3,500V.
I don't know for sure if it will work but if it still turns off at around 50%, force it to turn on all the time until you get 0%. Drain that bastard with force until the hardware completely shuts down.
When it does so let it sit for an hour. Then charge it fully and don't boot into the system until it is full. (Except it boots automatically, then just let it is do it's job without touching. Just put it into sleep mode if you disabled auto sleep.) Then follow steps 3-8 again and see if it finally drops to 0% when discharging fully. (Or around 5% when it automatically shuts off.)
Additional info when checking the Raw charge:
The battery is full when the voltage is around 4,200V or at least between 4,165V and 4,250V, depending on your individual battery cells.
As mentioned above: The battery is fully charged when the voltage stays stable for a certain amount of time and when current isn't flowing constantly anymore (+XXmA).
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