Navigate to Reboot to RCM and press the power button to reboot to RCM.Navigate to Exit and press the power button to enter the Exit menu.Press any button to return to the main menu.
Make sure you backed up your Nintendo folder!
Note: This will delete all data on your SD card. Run the following command (replace X with the drive letter of your SD Card), then hit Enter: (you can copy and then right click in the command window to paste automatically) format /FS:FAT32 X: That should format your SD card to Fat32. Read the warning, and press power after 10 seconds to format your SD card. Click your Start Button, type cmd and hit Enter. Navigate to Format entire SD to FAT32 and press the power button to confirm. Select FAT32 as the output file system and click on OK. Right-click on the SD card and select Format. Then, the basic info of all your disks and partitions will be displayed in the popup window. If you can't find the SD Format option, make sure that your SD card is inserted and select Mount SD. Right-click on This Computer on the desktop and select Manage. Navigate to SD Format and press the power button to enter the SD format menu. To proceed, tick the Quick Format and then click Start. Step 1 : After downloading, the FAT32 window will pop up select the drive and enter a volume tag. If you forgot how to do this, re-read the sending payload section of the guide. Follow these steps to format a 64GB SD card to FAT32 and a 128GB SD card to FAT32.Inject the TegraExplorer payload with your 64GB (or larger) SD card inserted into your Switch.This folder contains your downloaded games and game updates. Before we start, if you are using a microSD card already as a storage device for your games, you will want to back up your Nintendo folder that is on the root of your microSD card to a safe place on your computer.
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