Gotcha. I thought it was weird that I was getting tha tprompt even though I DNS blocked updates. Thanks for the heads up.
I'm on 3.02 and after some time while opening Zelda it prompted me that I had to update the console... Since I was at the begining of the game I just tested the console and this time I didn't even ever tried connecting to any wireless network and it's always on airplane mode.
You cannot use recovery with autorcm activated.
BTW, do recovery burn my fuse? Is there any way to delete update without going to recovery?
Yes you can. I've done it myself multiple times. All you do is hold volume - and + when sending a payload that boots CFW/OFW.
fuses are only burnt when an update is run. recovery mode doesn't "run" anything, it just boots a special maintenance mode before booting the full OS.
As Draxzelex says - you just need to be holding down the buttons after you start booting your CFW or OFW, so after you launch it from hekate but before the switch logo appears
As Draxzelex says - you just need to be holding down the buttons after you start booting your CFW or OFW, so after you launch it from hekate but before the switch logo appears
Fuses burns after official bootloader detect that they need to be burn, as I know.
Lads, does this still work? I'm on atmosphere on firmware version 6.1.4.
I'm not sure if I'm doing it correctly or not. I hold down the buttons when? After Hekate starts initializing the cfw, or after initialization is done and the screen goes black before the Nintendo sign pops up?
I'm not sure if I'm doing it correctly or not. I hold down the buttons when? After Hekate starts initializing the cfw, or after initialization is done and the screen goes black before the Nintendo sign pops up?
I've been trying to delete an update for a long while now. I can't boot into nintendo's recovery mode anymore since holding the buttons after starting CFW will just force shutdown the switch due to holding the power button (besides vol + ofc)
I was wrong. You can Launch stoch from hekate and hold both vol buttons at the same time right after you choose Stock in hekate (on the Nintendo logo)
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You can go to recovery only on OFW
I've done the hold volume - and + OFW 6.2.0 right after Nintendo logo to get in recovery, choose the reset without deleted user info and I was able delete the 7.0 download update.
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In previous versions it was sufficient to just enter this mode and then leave. You didn't have to start the update process and then cancel. That seems really risky to me.
On firmware version 6.2 OFW it does not work. I have two Switches, "Switch One" using SXOS, and "Switch Two" never modified which I maintain at the same FW version for LAN play, so keeping it from updating is more important to me than online play.
"Switch Two" got the "update is ready" under system update in settings. Going into recovery mode changes it to saying that it's on 6.2 instead, but even with it fully in airplane mode (and not connected by LAN to the internet) it will after a short while change back to saying "update is ready" so I keep it physically powered off when not in use just to be safe, and even then powering it on will result in a prompt telling me that an update is ready to be installed.
"Switch One", on the other hand, never got an alert because of the Stealth mode in SXOS and I never boot that one into OFW.
So, in short, Nintendo seems to have fixed this for at least 6.2 and later.
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Ok but people above have said it doesn’t work anymore beyond 6.2 so that’s why I ask.
Again, this method has nothing at all to do with firmware. Maintenance mode has not changed between any firmware version and will likely remain that way.
FYI there is no “X to cancel”.
“Update now” is not an option.
If you allow the download to finish after choosing the first option it will update your switch.
so thanks for the burned fuses.
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