Hardware Nintendo switch motherboard change

[niewdack]

Hi all
I brick one of my switchs because I restore the wrong rawnand and I dont have a backup of the original (I know that was very stupid).
So my question is, if I get a new motherboard with his own emmc, can I replace it without a problem?
or there still a problems if i do change the motherboards?

Thank you in advance

 

[Kubas_inko]

Try rebuilding your nand.
https://guide.sdsetup.com/#/manualupdate

 

[hippy dave]

Try rebuilding your nand.
https://guide.sdsetup.com/#/manualupdate

If they don't have their biskeys backed up, this might not be doable.

To answer the question, yes replacing the motherboard will work fine. It might not be much cheaper than buying a new Switch tho.

 

[niewdack]

Try rebuilding your nand.

Thanks man, but as the hippy Dave said, I don't have backup (including the biskeys)
I feel like a fool by not made a backup correctly

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If they don't have their biskeys backed up, this might not be doable.

To answer the question, yes replacing the motherboard will work fine. It might not be much cheaper than buying a new Switch tho.

A lot Thank you, I found a new one in 125 usd.
It might not be cheap but I don't want to lose all the console.

 

[pcwizard7]

Try rebuilding your nand.
https://guide.sdsetup.com/#/manualupdate

how does manual update rebuild a brick switch?

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Thanks man, but as the hippy Dave said, I don't have backup (including the biskeys)
I feel like a fool by not made a backup correctly

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A lot Thank you, I found a new one in 125 usd.
It might not be cheap but I don't want to lose all the console.

you could use the old switch for parts

 

[Kubas_inko]

how does manual update rebuild a brick switch?

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you could use the old switch for parts

By rebuilding the NAND maybe? All you need is prodinfo and keys and it can rebuild the NAND from it.
But as states above, he is probably not able to get the keys and all other stuff.

 

[LordRahl72]

You also might want to consider that the new motherboard might not be exploitable if you plan to mod it. Also if you are using SXOS then you will also need to buy a new license or go with one of the free alternatives.

 

[wurstpistole]

Try rebuilding your nand.
https://guide.sdsetup.com/#/manualupdate

This is not the correct guide. How is he going to use ChoiDuJourNX if he's bricked? No access. Has to do the long, hard way with ChoiDuJour. Without biskeys and prodinfo it's wasted time.

 

[pcwizard7]

how do you get the prodinfo?

 

[Kubas_inko]

This is not the correct guide. How is he going to use ChoiDuJourNX if he's bricked? No access. Has to do the long, hard way with ChoiDuJour. Without biskeys and prodinfo it's wasted time.

Wait. I wanted the manualchoi one. Well. Mobile bookmarks suck.

 

[mattytrog]

Hi all
I brick one of my switchs because I restore the wrong rawnand and I dont have a backup of the original (I know that was very stupid).
So my question is, if I get a new motherboard with his own emmc, can I replace it without a problem?
or there still a problems if i do change the motherboards?

Thank you in advance

Your SBK and TSEC should be intact.

Go in hekate and dump them

Then go here

https://www.sdsetup.com/biskeygen

 

[niewdack]

Your SBK and TSEC should be intact.

Go in hekate and dump them

Then go here

https://www.sdsetup.com/biskeygen

¡Wow! that really work, I am start doing the tutorial https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-...nofficially-without-burning-any-fuses.507461/
But im stuck in the part where I need generate a new boot0 and boot1 with ChoiDujour, I am read it over and over to try to understand.

 

[EmptySky72]

Say if I swap a motherboard for a new one for my switch, will it still keep all my data like my Nintendo accounts and system memory? or will it start fresh with nothing or whatever was on the new motherboard instead?

 

[hippy dave]

Say if I swap a motherboard for a new one for my switch, will it still keep all my data like my Nintendo accounts and system memory? or will it start fresh with nothing or whatever was on the new motherboard instead?

The latter.