Try both the driver suggestions listed here:I'm trying to connect my Switch to my PC via USB to transfer screenshots/videos from my microSD card. For some reason, the PC does not recognize my Switch at all. I have installed the APX drivers, but nothing happens when I connect the cable. I have used this cable with another Switch, which connects just fine.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/guide-to-setting-up-dbi-installer-over-usb.591075/page-2#post-9780100
As a workaround, I have tried to use DBI FTP server to transfer over my network, but when running the server on my Switch and opening my browser to the address, I get this error:
Code:<<< Host: 192.168.0.21:5000 >>> 502 Command not implemented. Send failed: Broken pipe Error getting peer address: Socket is not connected Closing connection Error shutting down connection: Connection reset by peer <<< Connection: keep-alive <<< Cache-Control: max-age=0 <<< Upgrade-Insecure-Requests: 1 <<< User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/107.0.0.0 Safari/537.36 <<< Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/avif,image/webp,image/apng,*/*;q=0.8,application/signed-exchange;v=b3;q=0.9 <<< Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate <<< Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.9,ru;q-0.8 <<< Accepted connection from 192.168.0.5:59236 >>> 220 Service ready for new user. <<< GET / HTTP/1.1 >>> 502 Command not implemented.
Use something like WinSCP or FileZilla instead of your browser.
I like this FTP server…it can be always on:
- sys-ftpd-light — minimal resource ftpd server
Here’s an app that produces a link to pull gallery assets from your phone:
https://github.com/iUltimateLP/NXGallery
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First off, thank you very very much for the super detailed reply. I did go over the process again from scratch and have a few things to report.
1. I think my sysNAND is pretty buggered. I went into initialize console and found out my Nintendo account was tied to a user (probably from way back when I used to use this before applying CFW). It refused to connect to remove the user. I did some research and found that I have to detach using Linkalho, which I did and then promptly deleted my user account. With that done, I could finally update the system firmware using Daybreak/AIO.
2. Great, so now it boots up, SD card was cleaned and reformatted as FAT32, and just to make sure, I used a software called BlueHarvest, which scans through storage media and removes any of the .DS_Store and other needless duplication ._ hidden files. I confirmed the app works properly, as the duplicate files were all showing up on FBI on my 3DS, and in order to do a batch install of my CIAs, I ran the SD through the app and came back, and it removed all the needless duplicates.
3. Afterwards I followed the guide again from the start. The AutoRCM totally makes sense too! The guide I used in the past didn't tell me to turn it on, so I was essentially manually launching myself back into RCM each shutdown. Honestly, autoRCM is what I wanted in the past, so now that I know what it does, I'm definitely leaving it on. Oddly, the firmware keeps hopping back to 10.2.0 Atmosphere for some reason without any action. May be something again with the sysNAND? I dunno.
4. However, my final issue is persisting: actually installing games. After ensuring I had the newest sigpatches installed, I tried Awoo, TinAwoo, and Goldleaf with NS-USBLoader.jar on my Mac. Awoo and TinAwoo will get as far as listing the games I upload through NS-USBLoader, but crash to a black screen as soon as you start the actual install. No error messages, just goes to black and then reboots Atmosphere. Goldleaf also crashes, but it doesn't even get to the list of uploads, just crashes as soon as you select USB Install. When Goldleaf causes the crash, it does give an Atmosphere error screen with the following error info:
Error Code: 2168-0002 (0x4a8)
Program: 010000000000100D
Firmware: 15.0.1 (Atmosphere 1.4.0-master-36a33617a)
Are you launching Goldleaf while in hbmenu under Applet mode? Applet mode has big red letters at the top. You need to be in title override mode to give Goldleaf access to full memory.
Title Override — What is title override and how to override its key combo
Make sure the ID is gone from Sysnand and then create a new Emunand snapshot of the cleaned Sysnand and you should be good.I feel like something is a deep-rooted issue on my Switch, like I need to add a missing step to cleanse all the way down to the sysNAND so that the emuNAND I keep cloning off of it for all these reinstalls isn't absorbing and carrying over the root problem. Sadly, I just don't know where to start with that, I tried booting into sysNAND and initializing there, but it didn't seem to solve the problem, as the system firmware later just reverted itself to 10.2.0 even after I got it to 15.0.1 on several occasions. That haunted NNID User keeps randomly returning as well at times.
If you go through this guide step by step you should be good:
https://rentry.org/SwitchHackingIsEasy
Is there some step I'm missing right at the beginning? Something to just absolutely purge the Switch of anything that is retained in memory and reviving the NNID user and the 10.2.0 firmware? I'm not really knowledgeable about this stuff, but the fact that it's even doing that at all makes me really suspicious that it is the cause of the issue.
Again though, thanks again for that super detailed reply. Once this root issue is resolved I have a good feeling it'll return to working properly.
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