In the dropdown box, look for either ‘libnx usb comms’ or ‘Nintendo Switch’ and select it.(If you cannot see either one, enable ‘List All Devices’ under the options menu item.).On your PC, open the Zadig application and complete the installation if prompted.Choose USB installation and choose Start.Make sure Goldleaf is available on your Switch.If you are not using Windows, skip to Step 2. Step 1 (Windows Only): Installing libusbk Driver !Note See for instructions.įor Windows Users Only: The latest version of Zadig. Linux users can optionally use OpenJDK instead to keep things within the package manager ecosystem. The latest version of NS-USBLoader by developersu extracted somewhere to your PC. Goldleaf is included by default in Kosmos. The latest version of Goldleaf by XorTroll, either as an NRO or installed NSP. NS-USBLoader will work on Windows, OSX and Linux.Ī USB-C cable which can connect your Switch to your PC. This guide requires Java, but the end result is much better than standard Goldtree. Install NSPs over USB (NS-USBLoader) This guide will teach you how to setup the unofficial NS-USBLoader USB installer for Goldleaf. Your NSP should now be installed on your Switch! Wait for the installation process to complete.If the NSP you are installing usually requires a firmware version higher than yours, choose ‘ Yes’ to ignore required firmware version.Pick where you want to install the NSP (Note: SD Card is always recommended to prevent issues with corruption).You will be asked to select the NSP you wish to install.Open Goldtree downloaded earlier on your PC.Make sure your Switch is still connected to your PC with Goldleaf in USB installation mode.If it doesn’t, close Goldleaf and try again.) Disconnect and reconnect your Switch (Goldleaf should now say ‘USB connection detected’.Choose ‘ Install Driver’ or ‘ Replace Driver’ or ‘ Reinstall Driver’ (the big button).

Nsp files after install