If you're banned and completely factory reset the console, does it remain banned? (purely out of interest)
Interest answered: Yes.
If you're banned and completely factory reset the console, does it remain banned? (purely out of interest)
Did you use any other homebrew? And what was your payload delivery method?(SX pro dongle, pc, phone, etc)Yeah I never used LayeredFS. No idea what that even really is . Just SX OS - all offline, no network saved - no updates being done - simple Game launch etc. did that and boom. Here we are. Ban city lol
What's even the point? Unless you decide not to replace it or not hack the next one, it's just going to get banned again. You can't return them indefinitely to Best Buy since they monitor returns and will eventually ban you from making them.
Did you use any other homebrew? And what was your payload delivery method?(SX pro dongle, pc, phone, etc)
Where I use to work, we checked in store. If the product worked fine and did not have the issue they described (ie the customer lied) we would sell as "openbox-as-is" or tell the customer to contact the manufacturer.Wrong. Returned electronics are sent back to the manufacturer to be refurbed. It'll get a new mobo and all.
I think It's just the beginning of ban wave. Their site is probably not updated to handle bans yet. I think it's only matter of time. They'll make some adjustments, unfortunately.A user said that you can download games from the eshop website and it will automatically start the download to the switch even if banned.
If this doesn't work for you try this;
1) on your switch go to your profile
2) user settings
3) click update download progress.
This should start all the downloads that you made from the eshop website.
Whatever you download will work, including dlc, paid games or demos. Happy days!
Well, you're the first ban posted here that has only used SX offline and no LayredFS. Guess everyone is doomed then
i messaged him and he said he was banned for account sharingBanned console on sale lol https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/232814646947
Yes, it's left to the retailer's discretion. In most cases with corporate retailers, though, the item is put in a bin or some back room to be shipped off for refurb. However, smaller retailers may adopt a policy similar to the store you worked for because it's not cost effective for them to refund the customer and cover the loss of stock.Where I use to work, we checked in store. If the product worked fine and did not have the issue they described (ie the customer lied) we would sell as "openbox-as-is" or tell the customer to contact the manufacturer.
A user said that you can download games from the eshop website and it will automatically start the download to the switch even if banned.
If this doesn't work for you try this;
1) on your switch go to your profile
2) user settings
3) click update download progress.
This should start all the downloads that you made from the eshop website.
Whatever you download will work, including dlc, paid games or demos. Happy days!
I remember being made fun of for using 2 switches lmaoWow! this thread is definitely making me reconsider on that 2nd Switch looks like I won't be using my pro when it arrives