I keep getting this extremely annoying warning every time I launch or go back into a game. It keeps reminding me that it couldn't check if the game was compatible with save data backups and downloads. How could I disable this? I'm using Atmosphere 18.1 (fusee-primary chain loaded by Hekate).
I fixed it. All I had to do was unlink (locally) the Nintendo Network Account thing from all users in Goldleaf!
I have the same issue, i'm scared if i disable 90DNS to remove cloud save that i get my switch banned ...
Anyone found a solution to remove the cloud save from setting ?
Thank's for your help !
You could boot into Horizon OS and disable it from there. I don't think you're at risk if you're not into CFW and even if you were, they'd ban you under specific conditions. At least, from what I've read. I always use the DNS personally and I don't really play online games sorry ;(.
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I think disabling save cloud data directly from Horizon is the safest solution.
No, unfortunately. It'll still attempt to verify if it can access the cloud. Even then, they want to play online too, so it becomes a bit more complicated
Unlinking worked for me as well, but now I can't use NES/SNES/N64/SEGA Nintendo Switch Online stuff. I don't have this problem on my other switch, same setup/versions.
Really bugs me.
Really bugs me.
thank you very much for this post, that little message was annoying me that checked saved cloud data every time i opened a game
what can you do to get rid of that annoying thing on a banned switch?
I will try goldleaf
Thanks to someone in this thread https://gbatemp.net/threads/a-way-to-disable-verification-for-cloud-saves-while-offline.586571/
UPDATE: in Goldleaf, go to Manage user accounts, select user, unlink (locally) the Nintendo Network Account! confirmed worked!
I will try goldleaf
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Thanks to someone in this thread https://gbatemp.net/threads/a-way-to-disable-verification-for-cloud-saves-while-offline.586571/
UPDATE: in Goldleaf, go to Manage user accounts, select user, unlink (locally) the Nintendo Network Account! confirmed worked!
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