Hardware Funny system menu bug

[loco365]

So I was fooling around and I had a Swapnote notification. Before I did anything, I updated it, but set it to download later, so the app isn't technically all there. I went to the notifications menu and selected "Launch Program" to start it, just for kicks. It then returned me to the system menu, and said the application couldn't run. But after that, any icon I selected on the main menu didn't make it's noise. No Gameboy "ding" sound on any of it's GB VC games, no coin sound from any updated NES games, nothing.

I'll get a video of it later on, but can anyone else reproduce it?

 

[Deleted User]

So I was fooling around and I had a Swapnote notification. Before I did anything, I updated it, but set it to download later, so the app isn't technically all there. I went to the notifications menu and selected "Launch Program" to start it, just for kicks. It then returned me to the system menu, and said the application couldn't run. But after that, any icon I selected on the main menu didn't make it's noise. No Gameboy "ding" sound on any of it's GB VC games, no coin sound from any updated NES games, nothing.

I'll get a video of it later on, but can anyone else reproduce it?

Restart the system, I guess. If you care so much, then call Nintendo Support.

 

[loco365]

So I was fooling around and I had a Swapnote notification. Before I did anything, I updated it, but set it to download later, so the app isn't technically all there. I went to the notifications menu and selected "Launch Program" to start it, just for kicks. It then returned me to the system menu, and said the application couldn't run. But after that, any icon I selected on the main menu didn't make it's noise. No Gameboy "ding" sound on any of it's GB VC games, no coin sound from any updated NES games, nothing.

I'll get a video of it later on, but can anyone else reproduce it?

Restart the system, I guess. If you care so much, then call Nintendo Support.

I just wanted to point it out, it's purely aesthetic, you can fix it by launching something and returning to the home menu.

 

[Deleted User]

So I was fooling around and I had a Swapnote notification. Before I did anything, I updated it, but set it to download later, so the app isn't technically all there. I went to the notifications menu and selected "Launch Program" to start it, just for kicks. It then returned me to the system menu, and said the application couldn't run. But after that, any icon I selected on the main menu didn't make it's noise. No Gameboy "ding" sound on any of it's GB VC games, no coin sound from any updated NES games, nothing.

I'll get a video of it later on, but can anyone else reproduce it?

Restart the system, I guess. If you care so much, then call Nintendo Support.

I just wanted to point it out, it's purely aesthetic, you can fix it by launching something and returning to the home menu.

Oh, in that case I just think it's a minor bug.

 

[chavosaur]

Always neat to find bugs in the system. I will try to reproduce and get back to you though