Homebrew Question SWITCHing from Exfat back to FAT32?

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Sorry if this has been posted before, I just need a quick answer for my quick question.

I updated my Switch to the latest firmware with choidujournx and I selected exfat support a while back. I have started experiencing NSPs corrupting. I want to go back to FAT32.
Do I just backup my SD card, reformat it to FAT32, put everything back on and just put it back in my switch? Or do I have to do anything else?

Again, sorry if this has been posted before. I have searched the forums and haven't found anything specific to my answer. Just people fighting over which is better, FAT32 or Exfat.
 

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