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Ported TegraExplorer save extraction guide to a wiki page. Will make some more modifications later.
 
Added improved version of SaveExtract to guide
 
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*Your <code>prod.keys</code> file
*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)
*Python 3.6+ (Install with <code>Add to Path</code> checked otherwise this will fail! Download [https://www.python.org/downloads/ Python] here)
*the [https://github.com/SciresM/hactool/releases hactool-1.4.0]-win.zip release
*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
*Your <code>save</code> folder acquired from Step 1
*[[Img/SaveExtract.zip|SaveExtract]]
*[https://github.com/HunterMario/SaveExtract/releases/tag/1.1.0 SaveExtract]
===Instructions:===
===Instructions:===


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#Place your <code>prod.keys</code> and hactool<code>.exe</code> (extracted from it’s zip) in the <code>SaveExtract</code> folder
#Place your <code>prod.keys</code> and hactool<code>.exe</code> (extracted from it’s zip) 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
#Place your <code>save</code> folder from your sd card (SD:/tegraexplorer/save) in the <code>SaveExtract</code> folder
#Double click <code>run.bat</code> to start the save extraction. Your saves should be located now in the <code>out</code> folder, ordered by titleid
#Open a terminal window 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.


(Optional: Put your sd card back into your switch, select <code>Mount SD</code>, go to <code>Exit</code>, and hit either <code>Reboot to Hekate</code> or <code>Reboot to Atmosphere</code>)
(Optional: Put your sd card back into your switch, select <code>Mount SD</code>, go to <code>Exit</code>, and hit either <code>Reboot to Hekate</code> or <code>Reboot to Atmosphere</code>)

Latest revision as of 10:43, 10 December 2025

Extract your user saves via RCM

Step 1: Getting the saves

What you need:

Instructions:

  1. Launch TegraExplorer via your chosen payload injector
  2. Navigate to Browse EMMC or Browse EMUMMC, depending on your needs
  3. Navigate to USER
  4. Navigate to save
  5. Navigate to Current folder options
  6. Select Copy to clipboard
  7. Back out to the main menu
  8. Go to Browse SD
  9. Press Clipboard -> Current folder
  10. The save 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 prod.keys file
  • Python 3.6+ (Install with Add to Path checked otherwise this will fail! Download Python here)
  • The latest version of hactool (The Windows version is bundled with SaveExtract, only needed for other operating systems)
  • Your save folder acquired from Step 1
  • SaveExtract

Instructions:

  1. Extract the SaveExtract folder out of the SaveExtract.zip to somewhere on your pc
  2. Place your prod.keys and hactool.exe (extracted from it’s zip) in the SaveExtract folder
  3. Place your save folder from your sd card (SD:/tegraexplorer/save) in the SaveExtract folder
  4. Open a terminal window and run py extract.py on Windows or python3 extract.py on any other operating system to start the save extraction. Your saves should be located now in the out folder, ordered by titleid.

(Optional: Put your sd card back into your switch, select Mount SD, go to Exit, and hit either Reboot to Hekate or Reboot to Atmosphere)


This guide was originally written by suchmememanyskill.