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=Extract your user saves via TegraExplorer=
==Step 1: Getting the saves==
===What you need:===

*The latest release of [https://github.com/suchmememanyskill/TegraExplorer/releases TegraExplorer]
===Instructions:===

#Launch TegraExplorer by either copying it to <code>bootloader/payloads/</code> and using the Payloads menu in Hekate or by using your preferred payload injector
#Navigate to <code>Browse EMMC</code> or <code>Browse EMUMMC</code>, depending on your needs
#Navigate to <code>USER</code>
#Navigate to <code>save</code>
#Navigate to <code>Current folder options</code>
#Select <code>Copy to clipboard</code>
#Back out to the main menu
#Go to <code>Browse SD</code>
#Press <code>Clipboard -&gt; Current folder</code>
#The <code>save</code> folder is now located on the root of the sd
==Step 2: Extracting the saves==

These saves aren’t done yet! these are still packed up.
===What you need:===

*Your <code>prod.keys</code> file
*Python 3.6+ (Install with <code>Add to Path</code> checked otherwise this will fail! Download [https://www.python.org/downloads/ Python] here)
*The latest version of hactool (The Windows version is bundled with SaveExtract, only needed for other operating systems)
*Your <code>save</code> folder acquired from Step 1
*[https://github.com/HunterMario/SaveExtract/releases/tag/1.1.0 SaveExtract]
===Instructions:===

#Extract the <code>SaveExtract</code> folder out of the SaveExtract.zip to somewhere on your pc
#Place your <code>prod.keys</code> in the <code>SaveExtract</code> folder
#Place your <code>save</code> folder from your sd card (SD:/tegraexplorer/save) in the <code>SaveExtract</code> folder
#Open a terminal window in the <code>SaveExtract</code> directory and run <code>py extract.py</code> on Windows or <code>python3 extract.py</code> on any other operating system to start the save extraction. Your saves should be located now in the <code>out</code> folder, ordered by titleid.

This guide was originally written by suchmememanyskill.