< 3DS:Troubleshooting(Redirected from 3DS:MID0)
This is the approved revision of this page, as well as being the most recent.
This is the approved revision of this page, as well as being the most recent.
Required Reading
This page will assist with finding the correct ID0 in the case you have 2 or more. This can occur when using the same SD card on multiple consoles, or after reformatting your console without your SD card inside. This is a waste of space, as only the true ID0 can be used by your console.
Instructions
It is recommended to make a backup of your Nintendo 3DS folder before following these instructions. |
- Rename
Nintendo 3DS
toBACKUP_Nintendo 3DS
- Insert your SD card into your console and power it on
- Wait for your console to generate SD card data
- Your applications will have disappeared. This is normal and will be resolved shortly
- Power off the console and insert your SD card into your computer
- You should now have a newly created
Nintendo 3DS
folder in addition to your existing renamedBACKUP_Nintendo 3DS
folder
- You should now have a newly created
- Determine the correct ID0 (32-character folder) in the newly created
Nintendo 3DS
folder. - Write down the first few characters of the folder you see
- This is your true ID0, which we will keep in the real Nintendo 3DS folder
- Delete the ID0 from the current
Nintendo 3DS
folder - Move the true ID0 folder from the
BACKUP_Nintendo 3DS
folder to theNintendo 3DS
folder - If it exists, move the
Private
folder from theBACKUP_Nintendo 3DS
folder to theNintendo 3DS
folder