Game save data cannot be copied to a microSD card. Can I use multiple microSD cards with my system? We recommend using a single microSD card with your Nintendo Switch console. If …

Power off Nintendo Switch Lite, then gently open the microSD card slot cover. Ensure the microSD card is properly positioned with the label facing away from the system. Insert the …

Once formatted, the information on the microSD card cannot be recovered. If screenshots or videos are stored on the microSD card, be sure to first back up the information on a computer. …

Remove the original microSD card from the Nintendo Switch console. Insert the microSD card with the Nintendo Switch data into the microSD card reader/writer. Open Windows Explorer …

Check for any dirt or debris on the microSD card terminals, and, if dirty, gently wipe the terminals with a soft, dry cloth, such as a glasses cleaning cloth, taking care to not damage them. Re …

If screenshots or videos are stored on the microSD card, be sure to first back up the information on a computer. If downloadable software was saved to the microSD card, it can be …

Yes, a microSD card can be used to save screenshots and software data, including downloaded software, software updates, and DLC. Learn more about using microSD cards on Nintendo …

Note: If a microSD card is inserted on the console, the save location will default to the microSD card when downloading or redownloading software. What to do Ensure the console has the …

Applies to: Nintendo Switch Family, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite, Nintendo Switch - OLED Model The information in this article can help you when a microSD card is stuck in the …

Nintendo recommends using the SD Association's SD Memory Card Formatter to format any SD cards that will be used with a Nintendo product. Nintendo products strictly adhere to the SD …