Hacking Question Is it normal with SX OS to have to put Switch to sleep twice?

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Basically what the topic says if I load an XCI any time during the time I have the Switch on, even if I change to an nsp or something else when I put the Switch to sleep I have to do it twice the first time it comes back on by itself, then the second time it goes to sleep. Is that normal? I've had this problem for like 6 months now regardless of which SX OS version I use, but I don't remember having it when I first got SX OS like a year ago.
 

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I have the same. I just put it once and then let it sleep automatically the 2nd time.

Basically what the topic says if I load an XCI any time during the time I have the Switch on, even if I change to an nsp or something else when I put the Switch to sleep I have to do it twice the first time it comes back on by itself, then the second time it goes to sleep. Is that normal? I've had this problem for like 6 months now regardless of which SX OS version I use, but I don't remember having it when I first got SX OS like a year ago.
 

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