Hacking Changed SD Card on SX OS

CyKoDeLiC · Jul 11, 2018

Hey there, I changed my SD card to a bigger one on my switch. I copied everything from the old one to my computer and put it back onto the new one.

No it gives me an error code 2016-0247, unable to access microSD card. SX OS still detects it with my backup files and everything, but not the switch itself. I even formatted it in my switch, it still gives me that error message. I dunno what to do here.

TurtlePowerrr · Jul 11, 2018

CyKoDeLiC said:
Hey there, I changed my SD card to a bigger one on my switch. I copied everything from the old one to my computer and put it back onto the new one.

No it gives me an error code 2016-0247, unable to access microSD card. SX OS still detects it with my backup files and everything, but not the switch itself. I even formatted it in my switch, it still gives me that error message. I dunno what to do here.

Did you already read Nintendo's support page on this and go through ALL steps?
https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22720/~/error-code:-2016-0247

CyKoDeLiC · Jul 11, 2018

TurtlePowerrr said:
Did you already read Nintendo's support page on this and go through ALL steps?
https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22720/~/error-code:-2016-0247

Yes.

TurtlePowerrr · Jul 11, 2018

CyKoDeLiC said:
Yes.

Reformatted your new sd card? Are you using exFat? If so, just leave the default allocation size when formatting

CyKoDeLiC · Jul 11, 2018

TurtlePowerrr said:
Reformatted your new sd card? Are you using exFat? If so, just leave the default allocation size when formatting

Yes I did. I tried to start it only with boot.dat and my licence file. No problem. Only if I put the stuff from the old SD card back onto the new one, it gives me that error. Well gotta start fresh than.

But maybe it is fine, if it does not detect it? Would be good, if Nintendo cannot see, what I do. I mean SX OS works fine.

Rickyman · Jul 11, 2018

Try coping everything except Nintendo folder

TurtlePowerrr · Jul 11, 2018

Rickyman said:
Try coping everything except Nintendo folder

Yeah try this, the switch should make its own folder once it boots up

Devkasa · Jul 17, 2018

Just had this issue. Removing the Nintendo folder fixes it.

RunFwrd · Feb 15, 2019

Devkasa said:
Just had this issue. Removing the Nintendo folder fixes it.

what happens if you remove the Nintendo folder??
I am having a similar problem.
im trying to copy all my stuff to a 256 gb micro sd from a 128 gb and everything including my emunand (which i have set up where it copied the files onto my sd card for easier moving) copies over EXCEPT the Nintendo folder, Windows tells me that some files are corrupt but it cant be because the original 128 gb works fine in my switch still with nothing wrong.

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