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* It isn't going to cause you to get banned on its own. Don't cheat in online games. | * It isn't going to cause you to get banned on its own. Don't cheat in online games. | ||
* If you are selling the console, it might be a good idea to remove it then, but you should check first. | * If you are selling the console, it might be a good idea to remove it then, but you should check first. | ||
* If you are sending in the console to Nintendo for repair, it might also be a good idea. | |||
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* DS Internet Settings | * DS Internet Settings | ||
* DS Profile Settings (launching and attempting to enter in a name) | * DS Profile Settings (launching and attempting to enter in a name) | ||
== Sending console in for repairs == | |||
Nintendo might not like receiving a console with boot9strap on it, so removing custom firmware temporarily would be a good idea. In this case you should make backups of the NAND in the event that Nintendo sends back a new console instead of repairing your existing one. | |||
Keep in mind that Nintendo is slowly discontinuing repairs for 3DS models. As of February 24, 2022, Nintendo no longer repairs the Old 3DS, Old 3DS XL, or New 3DS (non-XL). | |||
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS]] | [[Category:Nintendo 3DS]] | ||
