If that doesn't work, you can try using DevMenu's Reset Required Firmware Version feature. But since DevMenu isn't supported on firmware 6.X, you will have to downgrade to 5.X
You can't use CFW on firmware 6.2; if you update EmuNAND to firmware 6.2, it will become bricked.
Atmosphere doesn't support installed .XCI files; only ReiNX does.
Boot into maintenance mode by holding volume + and - when turning the console on. If you have AutoRCM enabled, which you should if you updated without burning fuses, hold volume + and - when sending the ReiNX payload.
- Safer, yes. And its normal to be able to play online on 6.2 however Nintendo may eventually change that due to 6.2 breaking CFW and they would want to promote a firmware that works against the scene
- If you update SysNAND to 6.2, you won't be able to use CFW on it but obviously OFW will work fine. If you update EmuNAND to 6.2, it will be bricked
- If its formatted to exFAT and you never downloaded the exFAT patch to your console, you may have to format it to FAT32. And since the SD card is bigger than 32 GB, it will need to be formatted with a third-party program such as GUIFormat. If you want the exFAT patch, you will have to use the homebrew application ChoiDujourNX.
- Use Hekate to backup the NAND.
- Yes
- You can use either ChoiDujourNX or your clean NAND to downgrade
- Tinfoil does not bypass all firmware requirements
- AutoRCM is 100% safe
Just use Hekate to restore the boot0/boot1 AND eMMC RAW GPP of your firmware 6.1 NAND backup.
When you go to System Settings to check your current system firmware, if you cannot see the number, that means there is a pending system update.
Some .NSP files are converted from .XCI files hence the lack of a ticket during the installation which is expected. And for your other Switch, you can just format the SD card to FAT32 instead of using exFAT as we can do everything using FAT32. If the SD card is bigger than 32 GB, it will need to be formatted with a third-party tool such as
GUIFormat. Regardless if you want to continue using FAT32 or use ChoiDujourNX to add the exFAT patch to any given firmware, the SD card must be FAT32.