TegraRcmGUI VS NxNandManager

You're gonna want to use this in conjunction with the proper payload associated with how you modded the switch.

The program you'll need is TegraRcmGUI, but it requires a driver install. You might be able to do this on the computer - it worked for me at the hotel I stayed at last, but that was in Wisconsin.

Go to TegraRCM GitHub page and below assets click on "TegraRCM......installer.msi" it will download, install it, open it from desktop, go to settings tab and try installing the drivers again.

And no you don’t need a dongle. It’s for convenience. You can simply plug your switch into your pc via usb c - usb c (or usb a to usb c) and run this https://github.com/eliboa/TegraRcmGUI

You can find it here. https://github.com/eliboa/TegraRcmGUI

TegraRcmGUI has the ability to mount the SD card in your switch while connected to the PC you can then transfer all the files to it normally

I notice on the git hub that there is a TegraRcmGUI_v2.6_portable.zip that I assume is for an RCM loader but I am unable to find a proper tutorial on specifically Tegra. I really want to convenience of booting my switch mods without having to plug it into my computer every time.

https://github.com/eliboa/TegraRcmGUI/releases it a program that use to inject payload on to switch to run cfw

I use TegraRCMGui to inject the payloads, it has a helpful little picture to tell when your switch is detected.

I believe https://github.com/eliboa/NxNandManager might work. But if your nand is corrupted, there might not be a way to get those files.

You could try to extract the saves from the emunand (if its not corrupted yet). You can use nxnandmanager tool (read their github on how to) OR follow this guide

Hmmmm. Take a look at this. It might be more useful than me.

From there download NxNandManager here https://github.com/eliboa/NxNandManager

Not automatically, no. You'd have to use something like JKSV on sysNAND CFW to export the saves and import them into emuNAND. Alternatively you can use NxNandManager, which is more complicated.

You should be able to, yes. The NxNandManager tool by eliboa has a feature where you can resize the USER partition of the input NAND. You'll need to dump your keyset using Lockpick_RCM so that NxNandManager can interact with the backup.

NxNandManager (https://github.com/eliboa/NxNandManager) and your switch's keys to decrypt save from user partition.