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==Problem description==
==Problem description==
Fixing an issue where touch screen is not working  after Game cartridge replacement on a Nintendo Switch
Fixing an issue where touch screen is not working  after Game cartridge replacement on a Nintendo Switch

Latest revision as of 16:31, 13 January 2024

Nintendo Switch No touch screen after Game cartridge replacement Repair
Device Nintendo Switch
Affects part(s) Touch Screen
Needs equipment None
Difficulty ◉◌◌◌ Easy
Type Software


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Problem description

Fixing an issue where touch screen is not working after Game cartridge replacement on a Nintendo Switch

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Symptoms

  • No touch screen after Game cartridge replacement

Solution

  • If your console can be hacked, boot into Hekate and try the touch screen calibration menu. Once done, your touch screen should work fine on the original firmware.
  • If your console is patched, try another cartridge reader version (CV, DN or DM). Also, you could try to calibrate the cartridge board using a hacked Switch then put it back on the original console.