Hacking multiple Nintendo 3ds folders on sd card root ?!

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For some reason, I have 7 nintendo 3ds folders .theyre all the same folder and if i delete one they're all deleted .I'm pretty sure they are the same but why is this happening
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Theyre all the same ,theres no difference between all of them .
In that case, copy all of the files on your SD card except for 6 out of 7 of the folders to a safe location and then format it. If this doesn't solve the problem, I'd recommend getting a new SD card since this one doesn't seem reliable
 

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In that case, copy all of the files on your SD card except for 6 out of 7 of the folders to a safe location and then format it. If this doesn't solve the problem, I'd recommend getting a new SD card since this one doesn't seem reliable
well thats what i did ,but im actually afraid of losing everything .
 

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well thats what i did ,but im actually afraid of losing everything .
Just backup the whole SD card (all the 3ds files) to your pc and try copying just one 3ds folder to your SD at a time.
You shouldn't lose anything as I have backed up my SD and formatted and just copyd all my stuff back to it
and I never lost a single file.
BTW There's a better chance of you losing data to the old SD than there is restoring it.
 

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Just backup the whole SD card (all the 3ds files) to your pc and try copying just one 3ds folder to your SD at a time.
You shouldn't lose anything as I have backed up my SD and formatted and just copyd all my stuff back to it
and I never lost a single file.
BTW There's a better chance of you losing data to the old SD than there is restoring it.
well there were like 2 nintendo 3ds folders then they became 4 and now theyre 7 since i bought the sd card. but this sd card was actually fine since i bought it. never made any problems for me.
 

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well there were like 2 nintendo 3ds folders then they became 4 and now theyre 7 since i bought the sd card. but this sd card was actually fine since i bought it. never made any problems for me.
I'm not saying the SD itself is bad, just the filesystem may be corrupted.
Just try doing what I said before and it should fix your problem.
 
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Have you tried accessing the 3DS using FTP or the MicroSD Management application to see if it is a read issue with the SD card reader? I doubt it, but checking couldn't hurt.
 

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