Open up the tools folder, and delete "fixedkeys.txt". This will force it to reread keys.txt and update them.
Hey, thanks for the quick response and for the tool!
I finally got this to work. I just manually replaced the fixedkeys.txt with my keys.txt and it worked!
I have the same issue, it's not able to decrypt some NCAs although I removed the FixedKeys.txt and reload it.
Manually overwriting doesn't work either.
The problem appears using version 1.10.
The games not appearing are Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and Travis Strikes Again.
I'd appreciate some help. Meanwhile, I'll check if any other versions work.
EDIT: Tried with 1.09 as I can't download older versions anymore. In 1.09 it won't let me parse NCAs at all, I'm just getting an error about something that can't be "NULL".
EDIT2: Nvm. I found out that Lockpick didn't get all keys because for whatever reason, it didn't correctly find the tsec or whatever happened. I created a new keys.txt that contained all keys and now it worked. Thanks anyway!
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how do i get games on my sd card to show up do i have to search a specific directory in the NINTENDO folder?
Hey guys, I have a switch on 4.0.1 firmware and am not looking into updating it. But I purchased Beyonetta 2 hard copy that came with Beyonetta 1 as eShop download code. If I retrieve code online, is there a way for me to download the game on friends updated switch and put it on his SD card, then use this tool to transfer the Beyonetta 1 game to my switch sd card via computer and then put it back into my switch and play it?
I've been getting these errors when trying to Parse NCAs for 6.x and 7.x firmwares:
My keys file has key_area_key_application_06 and key_area_key_application_07 populated, but it doesn't seem to copy to FixedKeys.txt. I've tried removing that file, and putting my keys.txt in place of it, and it just gets overwritten with 06 and 07 missing in the result when I try to parse NCAs again.
I used the Lockpick RCM payload to get the bulk of the keys and added a couple of them from a run of the Lockpick nro file, namely tsec_root_key and master_kek_06.
Am I missing anything?
and
My keys file has key_area_key_application_06 and key_area_key_application_07 populated, but it doesn't seem to copy to FixedKeys.txt. I've tried removing that file, and putting my keys.txt in place of it, and it just gets overwritten with 06 and 07 missing in the result when I try to parse NCAs again.
I used the Lockpick RCM payload to get the bulk of the keys and added a couple of them from a run of the Lockpick nro file, namely tsec_root_key and master_kek_06.
Am I missing anything?
I keep getting these errors
Exception: Unable to decrypt NCA section.
Key Type: Common
Key Name: key_area_key_application_06
Stack Trace: at LibHac.Nca.OpenRawSection(Int32 index, Boolean leaveOpen)
at LibHac.Nca.OpenSection(Int32 index, Boolean raw, IntegrityCheckLevel integrityCheckLevel, Boolean leaveOpen)
at SwitchSDTool.Form1.btnParseNCA_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) in H:\DevProjects\SwitchSDTool\SwitchSDTool\Form1.cs:line 1568
same for
Key Name: key_area_key_application_05
Any suggestions ?
The keys are available in keys.txt
Exception: Unable to decrypt NCA section.
Key Type: Common
Key Name: key_area_key_application_06
Stack Trace: at LibHac.Nca.OpenRawSection(Int32 index, Boolean leaveOpen)
at LibHac.Nca.OpenSection(Int32 index, Boolean raw, IntegrityCheckLevel integrityCheckLevel, Boolean leaveOpen)
at SwitchSDTool.Form1.btnParseNCA_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) in H:\DevProjects\SwitchSDTool\SwitchSDTool\Form1.cs:line 1568
same for
Key Name: key_area_key_application_05
Any suggestions ?
The keys are available in keys.txt
I found what was going on in my case.
So I had an older set of keys under my user profile at .switch. It looks like that took precedence over the newer keys.txt I had next to the executable for SwitchSDTool.
Once I removed that .switch folder, and the fixedkeys.txt, it all worked as expected.
So I had an older set of keys under my user profile at .switch. It looks like that took precedence over the newer keys.txt I had next to the executable for SwitchSDTool.
Once I removed that .switch folder, and the fixedkeys.txt, it all worked as expected.
Really?
I'll try that right now..
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the .switch was the problem...
GREAT FIND!!!!
Amazing find! This was bugging me for a while now, just assumed that the tool didn't work with 7+ keys. Thanks for sharing the fix.
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