Hacking My switch can't be in sleep mode, it'll automatically turn off itself.

[MhC]

Hi All,

After I turned on my switch via PC, I pressed the ON button to sleep or let it go into sleep mode. It automatically switch off and need to turn ON via PC again. So it can't go into sleep mode as it will turn off the switch automatically.

What's wrong with my switch? Is there any solutions?

Thank you.

 

[Hayato213]

Your fuse count and your firmware don't match probably.

 

[MhC]

Your fuse count and your firmware don't match probably.

It used to work normally, I don't know what went wrong suddenly.

 

[Hayato213]

It used to work normally, I don't know what went wrong suddenly.

You using CFW?

 

[MhC]

You using CFW?

Yes, Hakate.

 

[chocoboss]

What is your hekate and fw version ? Do you have autorcm ?

 

[Hayato213]

Check your fuse count and firmware version, if it doesn't match you would run into sleep mode problem, solution would be to boot everytime from Hekate, even on OFW.

 

[MhC]

What is your hekate and fw version ? Do you have autorcm ?

CTCaer Mod V4.8 and yes, there's autorcm.

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Check your fuse count and firmware version, if it doesn't match you would run into sleep mode problem, solution would be to boot everytime from Hekate, even on OFW.

CTCaer Mod V4.8, burnt fuses: 6/64

 

[Hayato213]

https://switchbrew.org/wiki/Fuses#ipatch_11

Check your system firmware and your fuse info in Hekate, if you are on lower firmware and fuse count is 9, that part of the issue.

 

[smf]

https://switchbrew.org/wiki/Fuses#ipatch_11

Check your system firmware and your fuse info in Hekate, if you are on lower firmware and fuse count is 9, that part of the issue.

According to https://github.com/CTCaer/hekate/releases that was fixed in 4.6, did it break?

CTCaer Mod V4.8, burnt fuses: 6/64

So as long as you're on 5.0.0 or later then it's not the problem.

 

[Hayato213]

According to https://github.com/CTCaer/hekate/releases that was fixed in 4.6, did it break?

If it didn't break it might be a hardware problem for him.

 

[smf]

If it didn't break it might be a hardware problem for him.

Well I don't use hekate anymore as running atmosphere directly is just as easy and it's updated quicker, but I guess it could be due to pushing the wrong payload from his PC?

 

[Hayato213]

Well I don't use hekate anymore as running atmosphere directly is easier, but I guess it could be due to pushing the wrong payload from his PC?

If it is not payload related, he might have a hardware problem, Hekate is just a bootloader/tool payload.

 

[smf]

If it is not payload related, he might have a hardware problem, Hekate is just a bootloader/tool payload.

There are sd files required as well, it may be a mismatch between them.

But sure, it's possible there is a hardware problem. It may also be a bug with an untested system software version, I suspect most people are running it with 7.0.1

 

[MhC]

https://switchbrew.org/wiki/Fuses#ipatch_11

Check your system firmware and your fuse info in Hekate, if you are on lower firmware and fuse count is 9, that part of the issue.

My firmware is 5.1.0, burnt fuse: 6

 

[QuestionSleep1984]

I have the same issue, It started happening without reason. Yesterday was working fine but now every time I tried to put on sleep mode, it power off. No matter if I do it with the power button or from the quickmenu.
Firmware: 12.0.3
AMS: 19.4
I'll try to update the system and the custom firmware