I confirm if you insert a microSDHC / non-express microSDXC into a SW2, it does not work
doesn’t matter with or without the exFAT update
I confirm if you insert a microSDHC / non-express microSDXC into a SW2, it does not work
doesn’t matter with or without the exFAT update
no I was just saying mSDHC & non-express mSDXC are not compatible with SW2, I think someone earlier in this thread thought they don’t need the update (even after the update, it is still only compatible with mSDXC-express) & can just use aboveIn order to force the update with a Non-Express card, you have to format it to exFAT (like you did) and then navigate to the System Settings telling the Switch 2 to attempt to import Photos/Videos from that card.
did I misread this?Switch can use FAT32 sd cards without additional updates. I havent seen anyone confirm this for the switch 2 but im pretty sure this is also the case.
Anyone else confused by this post?no I was just saying mSDHC & non-express mSDXC are not compatible with SW2, I think someone earlier in this thread thought they don’t need the update (even after the update, it is still only compatible with mSDXC-express) & can just use above
*I'm not talking about triggering the exFAT / express update, which can be done even with mSDHC / non-express mSDXC
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did I misread this?
Anyone else confused by this post?
I use my sd card formatted in exfat to trigger the sd card update. Are you saying I will not be able to use an sd express card?
I confirm if you insert a microSDHC / non-express microSDXC into a SW2, it does not work
doesn’t matter with or without the exFAT update
Mr. Mario is one of the best for hacking tutorials and if he made a tutorial, then it must work.
This if for enabling micro sd express, not to use normal micro sdDoesn't work

You missed 20.1.1 so now the latest is 20.1.5. It was kind of important to update to 20.1.1 because of the Express card.Sooo I pre-ordered and had my S2 delivered weeks ago on launch day, but I've been away from it traveling and won't be able to get back home to it for a few weeks still
Should I just leave it sealed, chuck it in a closet and forget about it to keep it on launch FW when I get home or update it to whatever FW is out then?
My only interest in it is future exploits, so I have no issues leaving it in a closet for 2 years![]()
Just put it in the closet. Worst case you can sell it as sealed after no hack is found in a few years.Sooo I pre-ordered and had my S2 delivered weeks ago on launch day, but I've been away from it traveling and won't be able to get back home to it for a few weeks still
Should I just leave it sealed, chuck it in a closet and forget about it to keep it on launch FW when I get home or update it to whatever FW is out then?
My only interest in it is future exploits, so I have no issues leaving it in a closet for 2 years![]()
Lol yea I was getting that impression, is there any known game carts that have the update for 20.1.1 I could pickup?You missed 20.1.1 so now the latest is 20.1.5. It was kind of important to update to 20.1.1 because of the Express card.
Oh that's a good point, I'll have to keep that in mindJust put it in the closet. Worst case you can sell it as sealed after no hack is found in a few years.
Even if you update to 20.1.1, you'll still have to connect to the internet and download the express card compatibility which is always bundled with the newest firmware. Can't be included on any carts or on the system because of trademarking or something.Lol yea I was getting that impression, is there any known game carts that have the update for 20.1.1 I could pickup?
Oh that's a good point, I'll have to keep that in mind
I thought about that though since there are very few real physical releases while most are empty online carts, it's unlikely to include 20.1.1.Lol yea I was getting that impression, is there any known game carts that have the update for 20.1.1 I could pickup?
Oh that's a good point, I'll have to keep that in mind
I suggest every 6 months or so to charge it up a bit just to maintain battery health. Not doing it won't break the entire thing but could definitely hurt the battery lifespanI bought two Switch 2 consoles on launch day. One is running firmware 20.1.1 with the SD update and a linked Nintendo Account + no internet access. The other is fully updated and online, since that's the one I plan to use for playing new releases.
My question is: for the one on firmware 20.1.1, do I need to charge the battery from time to time, or can I just leave it untouched until there's some progress in the scene (which could take years)? Thanks a lot.
There is currently no way to get to 20.1.1; it is unlikely that the update, which only lasted two weeks, will be included on the physical card.getting my switch 2 today. Am I right in my understanding that I would have to update to 20.1.5 or is there a way I can apply the day 1 patch 20.1.1 and do the micro SD express update without having to goto 20.1.5?




