How to Fix Corrupted Data on Your Nintendo Switch

Ever booted up your Nintendo Switch, eager to jump into the latest game, only to be greeted by a ‘corrupted data’ message? Let’s tackle this issue head-on and get you back to gaming in no time!

What do you do when your Nintendo Switch tells you that the game data is corrupted? We’ve got the answers to get you back to playing without delays.

Quick Fix for Corrupted Data on Nintendo Switch

The first thing to try is restarting your Nintendo Switch. This simple step can sometimes clear up minor glitches, including corrupted data. Just press and hold the power button, select ‘Power Options,’ and then ‘Restart.’ If the problem persists, don’t worry; we have more solutions.

If restarting didn’t do the trick, the next step is to check for corrupted data and attempt a repair. Go to ‘System Settings’ on your Switch, scroll down to ‘Data Management,’ and select ‘Manage Software.’ Find the game with the issue and select ‘Check for Corrupted Data.’ Follow the on-screen instructions to let your Switch do its magic.

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