CFW Switch very slow please help

[ThePokemonFan25]

As the title says for some reason my CFW Switch is running very slow I have the atmosphere and everything up to date and I don't download suspicious stuff can anyone please help me figure why it's doing this it's so bad to where when I load homebrew it just stays on a black screen or when I load a game

 

[Dust2dust]

Has it always been like that since you hacked it, or it's a recent development? If it's recent, try to figure out what you did with homebrew or sysmodules recently. Might also be the SD card playing tricks. If you have another one, try it. Worst case scenario would be a NAND restore from your backup (or scrapping the emuEmmc and re-creating it). Backup your saves first, if you can.

 

[ThePokemonFan25]

Has it always been like that since you hacked it, or it's a recent development? If it's recent, try to figure out what you did with homebrew or sysmodules recently. Might also be the SD card playing tricks. If you have another one, try it. Worst case scenario would be a NAND restore from your backup (or scrapping the emuEmmc and re-creating it). Backup your saves first, if you can.

The switch was already hacked when I bought it it has SXos and I switched to Atmosphere and idk if it is using a separate nand or not and I don't have a back up I know I still have a SXos folder on the SD card but idk if I need to delete or not

 

[Dust2dust]

So it's been slow since you switched to Atmosphere? Or before that? Too bad you don't have a nand backup. It would have been an easy fix, then. By the way, you can figure out if you're using emuMMC by going to system settings and then choosing System. If there's an E at the end of the current version, you're on emuMMC. If there's an S, you're on your regular nand. Check the last picture of this page for reference. If everything happened on emuMMC, and your sysMMC is working fine, I would just start from scratch and re-create a new emuMMC.

 

[ThePokemonFan25]

So it's been slow since you switched to Atmosphere? Or before that? Too bad you don't have a nand backup. It would have been an easy fix, then. By the way, you can figure out if you're using emuMMC by going to system settings and then choosing System. If there's an E at the end of the current version, you're on emuMMC. If there's an S, you're on your regular nand. Check the last picture of this page for reference. If everything happened on emuMMC, and your sysMMC is working fine, I would just start from scratch and re-create a new emuMMC.

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[Mojoswagger1980]

Try putting the device in airplane mode . Did it suddenly stop lagging out ? If so look in the folder labeled erpt_reports, are there an unusually large number of them ? If so, do you have a false account linked ? If so, the device is most likely logging both your regular and your fake account . Putting it in airplane mode temporarily halts this but it will begin again if you reinstate wifi without unlinking the false account .

 

[Lamcza]

Try putting the device in airplane mode . Did it suddenly stop lagging out ? If so look in the folder labeled erpt_reports, are there an unusually large number of them ? If so, do you have a false account linked ? If so, the device is most likely logging both your regular and your fake account . Putting it in airplane mode temporarily halts this but it will begin again if you reinstate wifi without unlinking the false account .

still not fixed?