The Nintendo Switch is never ever correctly turned off by practically all players.

How

After a video game session, the portable console is rather put into stand-by mode-that is a lot easier.
Nintendo now warns his gamers: In a specific circumstance, you ought to definitely close down the Switch.

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Although the switch has been around for nearly 6 years, Nintendo can not miss it to supply the users of the hybrid console with some pointers and tricks at routine periods.
These could in some cases extend the lifespan of the battery or conserve the console from a flaw.
The Japanese Twitter account from Nintendo recently published another hint that gamers should take to heart:
In the tweet, Nintendo points out that all players must turn off the switch when condensation types on the console.
This can happen, for example, if the temperature level in the room in which the switch is utilized all of a sudden changes.
After changing off the switch, the gamers should put the console in a warm room and wait until the drops of water have dried.
Just then can the console be put into operation securely again.
The explanation is obvious: With this note, Nintendo wants to avoid a prospective brief circuit that could potentially completely damage the console.
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How do you switch off the Nintendo Switch appropriately?

A brief press of the on/off turn on the upper left side of the switch only puts the console into stand-by mode.

To entirely close down the Nintendo Switch, you need to hold this power button down for 3 seconds.
A new menu opens.
Now choose Power Options and after that switch off rather of standby mode.
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Your console will then close down.
If you desire to switch on the switch again, a brief press of the power button suffices.
Your console will now begin up once again within a couple of seconds and be ready for usage.