Gaming See What Updates And DLC Are Installed To NAND

[MikeTheKnight2016]

Is it possible to view what is installed to your NAND? Breakdown of Updates, DLC and games so I know what all is usurping my NAND space?

 

[Purple_Heart]

goldleaf can do it i think

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Is it possible to view what is installed to your NAND? Breakdown of Updates, DLC and games so I know what all is usurping my NAND space?

The quick archive feature provides a pretty convenient overview of what's taking up space.

 

[MikeTheKnight2016]

The quick archive feature provides a pretty convenient overview of what's taking up space.

When I use the quick archive, and scroll down the list of what I have installed nothing shows up for system memory....which is why I think it's Updates/DLC.

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goldleaf can do it i think

Haven't used goldleaf in a minute...thanks for the info.

I'll look up a good tut on how to do it.

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goldleaf can do it i think

Whats the diff between
NAND USER?
NAND SYSTEM?


I assume user is what I have done, and system is updates/system files?

 

[The Real Jdbye]

When I use the quick archive, and scroll down the list of what I have installed nothing shows up for system memory....which is why I think it's Updates/DLC.

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Haven't used goldleaf in a minute...thanks for the info.

I'll look up a good tut on how to do it.

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Whats the diff between
NAND USER?
NAND SYSTEM?


I assume user is what I have done, and system is updates/system files?

Updates/DLC should be stored in the same location as the base games. Except if you're using cartridges/XCIs then I think they go on internal storage by default.

And yes, that's correct. Formatting USER essentially would factory reset your Switch.