Sometimes, a simple restart can fix minor glitches.

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Ensure that your Nintendo Switch’s software is up to date.

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Go to “System Settings” > “Data Management” > “Manage Software” to find the problematic software.

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In some cases, clearing the cache can help resolve issues.

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Delete any unnecessary games, screenshots, videos, or other data to free up space.

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Some errors may be specific to either handheld or docked mode.

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Overheating can cause performance issues and errors.

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It’s best to contact Nintendo Support for further assistance.

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Sometimes, a simple restart can fix minor glitches.

Sometimes, a simple restart can fix minor glitches.

Ensure that your Nintendo Switch’s software is up to date.

Ensure that your Nintendo Switch’s software is up to date.

Go to “System Settings” > “Data Management” > “Manage Software” to find the problematic software.

Go to “System Settings” > “Data Management” > “Manage Software” to find the problematic software.

In some cases, clearing the cache can help resolve issues.

In some cases, clearing the cache can help resolve issues.

Delete any unnecessary games, screenshots, videos, or other data to free up space.

Delete any unnecessary games, screenshots, videos, or other data to free up space.

Some errors may be specific to either handheld or docked mode.

Some errors may be specific to either handheld or docked mode.

Overheating can cause performance issues and errors.

Overheating can cause performance issues and errors.

It’s best to contact Nintendo Support for further assistance.

It’s best to contact Nintendo Support for further assistance.

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