Yes that's the correct step. I downloaded a VC game and then deleted it, put in a different SD card and re-downloaded it, switched back and all was well until the corruption of the Pokemon world. Then I tried smash and it deleted the data.I have a mix of (fre)eShop, custom self made VC injects, personal ripped carts, and that Chaos + ISO games installed.
Wait? Just so I am following the instructions correctly:
- Remove my 256 GB card from the 3DS.
- Put back 128 GB card into the 3DS.
- Power the 3DS. Go to Super Smash Bros. and play it.
- Exit back out into Home Menu.
- Turn off the 3DS. Remove the 128 GB card.
- Put in the 256 GB card. Turn on 3DS. Go back to Super Smash Bros.
- Open up SSB. Check if error messages occur.
I had a tiny reserved space on mine too. I deleted that and combined the partitions into one. Maybe that will help, maybe not. Try checking eliminating that tiny partition corrects an indexing issue.
Micro SD and SD cards are nearly identical save for that lock-out slider pin, which is software based. Other than form factor, they operate the same. That's why micro SD-to-SD (vice-versa) SD-to-micro SD adapters poses no problem using either in any SDHC/SDXC devices, like the 3DS doesn't see a difference which type they are (just the capacity).
I am running Windows 8.1, 64-bit Home Edition. The program I used to reformat the 256 GB card is called, AOMEI Partition Assistant. The latest of that software is v6.6 , but I'm on v6.0 due to laziness. It isn't a free software, but that shouldn't be a problem for you to give it a try, yes?
Far as partitions I just deleted the entire card, then formatted it so it didn't have that 32kb partition marked reserved. But yes both micro and standard work the same I'm just making a statement that a standard works, but others have confirmed 200 works so I can't see why the 256 micro wouldn't work. I've been thinking in the back of my head it's something to do with flashing the system memory. I am just unsure as to how to protect the data or do I need to re-download all of these games?
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I do not have cfw unfortunately. I wouldn't be able to do this at this time. All I'm having troubles with is themes now, all the saves are in tact outside of smash and lbx, they just delete themselves.I have a mix of (fre)eShop, custom self made VC injects, personal ripped carts, and that Chaos + ISO games installed.
Wait? Just so I am following the instructions correctly:
- Remove my 256 GB card from the 3DS.
- Put back 128 GB card into the 3DS.
- Power the 3DS. Go to Super Smash Bros. and play it.
- Exit back out into Home Menu.
- Turn off the 3DS. Remove the 128 GB card.
- Put in the 256 GB card. Turn on 3DS. Go back to Super Smash Bros.
- Open up SSB. Check if error messages occur.
I had a tiny reserved space on mine too. I deleted that and combined the partitions into one. Maybe that will help, maybe not. Try checking eliminating that tiny partition corrects an indexing issue.
Micro SD and SD cards are nearly identical save for that lock-out slider pin, which is software based. Other than form factor, they operate the same. That's why micro SD-to-SD (vice-versa) SD-to-micro SD adapters poses no problem using either in any SDHC/SDXC devices, like the 3DS doesn't see a difference which type they are (just the capacity).
I am running Windows 8.1, 64-bit Home Edition. The program I used to reformat the 256 GB card is called, AOMEI Partition Assistant. The latest of that software is v6.6 , but I'm on v6.0 due to laziness. It isn't a free software, but that shouldn't be a problem for you to give it a try, yes?
Try backing up your saves on Checkpoint and back loading it onto the 256 GB card. I would like to know if your symptoms of save deletes go away doing this.