Don't delete the secure value for CTR card (default hover).Ĥ. Scroll down on the D-pad to make sure you hover (yellow highlight) the entry. The digits above relates to the game ID, but they all lack the last 2 0s.Įxample, for Pokémon Y: 00055E00 -> 0055E Make sure you're at the user tab, as seen on the bottom screen above.
Once again, what folder name you delete from, depends on the game ID. Now that you replaced the encrypted save, delete the secure value using the app called savedatafiler (we will not provide that.) Your SD card will be assigned to new values for both folder, every time you reformat the 3DS)Īs for the folder name before data (and after 00040000), it depends on what game you're restoring back into:ģ. They comprise of an odd combination of alpha-numerals, and change from user to user. Replace the 00000001.sav in the correct folder. If there is no save in the digital copy of the game, create a new save on said game. Probably a limited amount of people, like very early CFWers, would be impacted by this problem)Īlso, if your back ups are from Powersaves, this method will not work.ġ. (This mostly affects any encrypted save back ups made before FW6, if I'm not mistaken.
The save also needs to be encrypted with the same encryption system that the 3DS uses. This guide only applies if the save came from the same 3DS, and said 3DS has not been reformated since. This only works for CIA/e-shop version (a.k.a digital copy) of the game.ĭoes not work for the restoring save back into the cart versions (physical copy) of the games. This guide will require the use of a hacked 3DS.
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