Connect your RCM loader to your Switch (you can buy one here if you don’t have one).Disconnect the microSD card from your computer and put it back into the Nintendo Switch.Open the Hekate ZIP and drag the bootloader file onto your microSD card.Drag and drop the files in the ZIP to your microSD card’s root directory.Do not use the built-in Windows extractor tool. Open the Lineage 17.1 ZIP file you downloaded using 7-zip ( download here if you don’t already have it).Connect the microSD to your computer and make sure that you’ve backed up its contents in the event that something goes wrong and your files get deleted.Download the Hekate bootloader from here onto a computer.Download Lineage OS 17.1 (which is based on Android 10) from here onto a computer.Turn the Switch off and take out the microSD card and make sure that the card has been formatted in FAT32.Boot up your Nintendo Switch and ensure the Joy-Coys are connected and synced with your console.Installing Android 10 on the Nintendo Switch Assuming that it can, you can proceed to the guide below. Head to this website and enter your Switch’s serial number and it should tell you if it can be hacked.

This is because Nintendo has patched some versions of the Switch to make it unhackable, so if you just bought a Switch you could be out of luck, but if you have an older model it could still work. Before we get started, you’ll need to check the version of the Switch you’re running to see whether or not it is hackable.

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