https://ibb.co/n1YFNTR
Both sections appear healthy in Device Management (I realise this isn't exactly the place for Windows issues).
It suppose to unallocated if you have a hidden partition emunand.
https://ibb.co/n1YFNTR
Both sections appear healthy in Device Management (I realise this isn't exactly the place for Windows issues).
Unfortunately, I think I accidentally formatted this earlier. This would explain why it's showing as only taking up 64kbs.It suppose to unallocated if you have a hidden partition emunand.
Unfortunately, I think I accidentally formatted this earlier. This would explain why it's showing as only taking up 64kbs.
I thought the same. Could you please advise how to do so?
So basically repeat the process that I did when I set up the switch initially?
Not a problem. Will saves still be present?Yea, sadly you will have to reinstall your games.
Not a problem. Will saves still be present?
Big rookie error there then! Looks like I’m kissing goodbye to my 13+ hours of Metroid.No since you deleted the emunand.

just format the sd card. nothing is changed on the consoleCould anyone advise how to start afresh with a 1st gen switch (I use an RCM jig)? I’d like to remove all traces of CFW etc. from the console and begin the process from scratch like I did when I first got it.
Thanks
We’ll I am still stumped with playing a modded version if Lets Go Pikachu on a modded Switch. We’ll hypothetically, if I were to have the physical cartridge of LGP, would I then be able to add the mod to it? If so, what are the steps?
Just be the same if you were using a xci

Yes, yes. NAND backups are always important!I am setting up CFW on my SD card again using this guide https://switch.homebrew.guide/hacking/fuseegelee/sdsetup but noted that the version of atmosphere on sdsetup.com is 1.5.2. I see that 1.5.4 is available on github.
Can I just copy and paste the atmosphere 1.5.4 folders and files (atmosphere, switch and hbmenu.nro) into the sd folder created by sdsetup (thereby replacing the 1.5.2 files) and continue following the guide?
Separately, is it necessary to backup my NAND and keys again? I did this the first time I set up CFW and I still have them stored securely.
Thanks
Thanks, I didn't know whether the originals backups would act the same way as these new ones.Yes, yes. NAND backups are always important!