I get this when i try to install a game. I tried looking up a fix on google but didn't find anything. Hopefully someone can help me with this.
Hacking Install error code 0xffff442?
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Try to install another game and see if you still have the issue. Maybe you have a bad ticket, bad install files, poorly formatted sd card. It could be quite a few things. Sorry I'm not familiar with the error codes.
What are you trying to download with? NUSDownloader (Not New GUI!) Or JNUSTool? Because JNUS doesnt give all the files(Like .cert) and GUI is outdated.
I got this error code when I initially started venturing into installing games with this method, the issue went away when I switched back to the NexoCube Installer.
Edit: At least I THINK that was the error code I got, what was the full error code again? Error codes should be 8 digits, the one you posted is 7.
Edit: At least I THINK that was the error code I got, what was the full error code again? Error codes should be 8 digits, the one you posted is 7.
I was using JNUS then I switched to NEW GUI when i found out JNUS was outdated. Should I use NUSDownloader?
I posted on another site and someone said it could be a bad download but I don't see how that could be. Another person also said it could be the title.cert file. If it is the Title.cert file where do I find those at?
Last edited by BlueYoshi2,
Delete reference to that site. It exists for warez and mentioning it is against the rules.
The title.cert should come from NUS, so I doubt that's the problem. Are you sure your tickets are good? You're not modifying premodified tickets, are you?
That may be the problem. I downloaded the tickets not knowing if they were already modified or not. Let me try not modifying them.
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LOL That was the problem. I was modifying pre-modded tickets. Thanks for your help everyone.
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LOL That was the problem. I was modifying pre-modded tickets. Thanks for your help everyone.
you can check each file:
- For example, you want to check if 00000000.app is corrupted/incomplete.
- Remove the .app extension, making it a plain 00000000
- Download NUSgrabber and extract wget.exe
- wget.exe and 00000000 must be in the same folder.
- start command prompt and navigate to where the files are in.
- type this:
- If it's not corrupted/incomplete, wget will tell you that the file is already complete. wget will continue to download the file if it's corrupted/incomplete.
- For example, you want to check if 00000000.app is corrupted/incomplete.
- Remove the .app extension, making it a plain 00000000
- Download NUSgrabber and extract wget.exe
- wget.exe and 00000000 must be in the same folder.
- start command prompt and navigate to where the files are in.
- type this:
Code:
wget -c http://ccs.cdn.wup.shop.nintendo.net/ccs/download/TITLEIDOFGAME/00000000
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