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Well could Nintendo apply the Fusee-Gelee blocking ipatches to the console if i send it in for Repair?
Given how moduler the Switch is if they can swap out an SD card reader, game Cart reader, eMMC, side rails without touching the main board to fix most units it wouldn't make financial sense to fix the exploit in most repairs.You do also want to ask the question when sending it in is it worth them sorting a new base unit?
You or I might spend parts of a weekend transferring all components we can salvage and consider it a prudent use of money but if Nintendo also faces X hours of repair job then it starts to make sense for "replace it" to almost be the default practice for anything more exotic than "battery needs swapping".
It's been common practice for quite some time for Nintendo to flash your data to a refurb and send that back to you instead of whatever you originally sent in for repair. Many people lost their limited edition 3DS this way as they would ask if you wanted a red or black one sent back to you.Sure it is modular (for others playing along at home https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nintendo+Switch+Teardown/78263 ) but most repair work/failures we are seeing now would warrant replacement. I am sure they will try to recycle things but as far as "the one they send back to you" thing goes I am less inclined to bet on you getting back "yours".
How so? It conveys what the thread is going to ask. That is pretty much all we ask from titles around here.Stupid title.
Stupid title.
And gues why i wrote i'am from germany .... i will win
I guess you didn't pay any attention in history class.
Do you think it is OK if you send any kind of HW you bought to a company for repairing it and they can send you back something equal but different as the one you send to them?
Here in Germany the consumer is protected by the law. Thats is not so everywhere in the world.
So if Nintendo sned me back a "Blue" or "Red" one instead of my "Special Edition" i can sue them an i will win.
Nintendo would surely just claim it is beyond economical repair (and a couple of hours of diagnostic electrical engineer time is not a cheap thing) and that the limited edition option was indeed limited edition and thus not in stock. They then provided a functional equivalent.
I am sure you could have asked for the original back or you might have had to have been offered a cash alternative (not sure here).
No, putting a question mark at the end woulds convey it's asking something rather than "the sky is falling" type hyperbole and panic conveyed by a statement how it currently reads. You don't get [question] tags showing up on the front page recent list, so why not use a simple ? like people have done for hundreds? Thousands? of years?How so? It conveys what the thread is going to ask. That is pretty much all we ask from titles around here.
Low post count member makes a good faith effort to title things properly and misses due to quirk of the board software... hardly their fault.No, putting a question mark at the end woulds convey it's asking something rather than "the sky is falling" type hyperbole and panic conveyed by a statement how it currently reads. You don't get [question] tags showing up on the front page recent list, so why not use a simple ? like people have done for hundreds? Thousands? of years?