Код ошибки 2160 8035 nintendo switch

Errors onВ Nintendo Switch are rare events. The console is a very stable device and issues occur very rarely. However, when they do occur, things get complicated because fixing them is not an easy task.

So, if you’re getting error 2137 on your Nintendo Switch, we think we can help. In this article, we’ll list some of the best solutions that you can use to fix the most frequent error 2137 variations.

Steps to fix Nintendo Switch error 2137-8006

Fix 1 – Restart your console

As we’ve said it so many times before, restarting your device often works wonders. So, press the power button for about 5 seconds, go to Power Options and select Restart.

Fix 2 – Change DNS

Fix 3 – Reduce the distance between the modem/router and the console

If you’re far away from the Wi-Fi router, this could generate signal strength issues. So, move the console closer to the wireless router.

Make sure that nothing is interfering with your Wi-Fi signal. If you’ve got any speakers, phones, microwave ovens or other similar items near your console, move them away.

Fix 4 – Change Wi-Fi frequncy band

Try to connect to a different wireless band if your router supports this. For more information about the type of connection that your router supports, check out its user guide.

FixВ Nintendo Switch errorВ 2137-1508

This is a simple error to fix — all you need to do it update your console. Go to System Settings > System > System Update and install the available updates.

FixВ Nintendo Switch error 2137-8035

This error code is also accompanied by the following description: Unable to communicate with the server. The network may be busy or the signal strength may be poor. Please try again later.

To fix it, follow all the troubleshooting steps listed above.

FixВ Nintendo Switch error 2137-0240

This error code is usually caused by slow Internet connection issues, Wi-Fi range problems or time out issues.

Just as in the case of the previous error, you can use all the solutions listed so far in this article. If nothing works, try removing the Switch from the dock as well.

Alright, we hope that these suggestions helped you fix error 2137 on your Nintendo Switch. Let us know which one worked for you.

How to Fix Error Code 2002-4153 on Nintendo Switch

Sometimes it took days for the error to pop up and at times it just pops up every time I play something on my Switch.

It’s frustrating, to say the least, and just like you, I tried to look for a way to fix it.

This guide contains every possible solution to fixing this error code 2002-4153 on Nintendo Switch plus the ones that I personally tried. Personally deleting and redownloading the game worked wonders for me although that lasted not long as the error popped up again.

Each solution is elaborated and written step-by-step so that it’s drop-dead easy for you to follow.

Let’s dive right in. ?

How to Fix Error Code 2002-4153 on Nintendo Switch: 7 Ways

1. Make Sure your Nintendo Switch is Kept Up-To-Date.

It’s important to keep your Switch updated because why not?

There’s tons of great stuff with each Nintendo update and I would say if you were to compare the Switch with other devices, Nintendo actually does a good job in squashing bugs and patching up errors. (I am not affiliated with Nintendo if you’re asking, although that would be pretty sick. 👌)

Note

Most of the time, your Nintendo Switch downloads the most recent Nintendo system update on its own while it is still connected online. So check and verify your current version first for your Nintendo Switch. I’ll show you how next.

Help! How do I check which version my Nintendo Switch is in?

From your Switch’s HOME menu, click on System Settings. Next, scroll down and select System from the left-hand side. Lastly, you can find the version of your Nintendo Switch written underneath System Update.

Here’s how you update your Nintendo Switch:

Step 1: From your Switch’s HOME menu, click on System Settings.

Step 2: Next, scroll down and select System from the left-hand side.

Step 3: Finally, to update your Nintendo Switch, select System Update to start the system update process. It may take a while so hang in there! During the process what it will do is your Switch will perform a check to determine if there is any new system update available to download. If there is an update available, the download will begin.

Help! I can’t perform the system update. It’s not working.

If you find that there is a new version update released by Nintendo but it is not available for you to download, then simply restart your Nintendo Switch and then try again.

Once you’ve updated your Switch you can try once again to go about playing or trying some of the previous software to see if the error has been fixed.

2. Check for Corrupt Data.

Checking for corrupted data is a way we can find out where the root of the problem lies.

Here’s how you do check for corrupt data on Nintendo Switch:

Step 1: Jump into your Switch’s HOME menu and then select System Settings.

Step 2: Next, scroll down the list of options on the left and look for the option Data Management. Select Data Management.

Step 3: Now on the right-hand side select Manage Software and then select the most recently used software you used. Try checking the software that gave you the error in the first place to see if it is in any way corrupted.

Step 4: Lastly, just select the Check for Corrupt Data to begin the examining process.

You can provide the information right to Nintendo’s Customer Service for them to help.

You can also try the other methods in this guide to hopefully fix it.

3. The Problem Could Most Likely Be with Your microSD Card.

If the error code 2002-4153 persists on your Nintendo Switch, then it is most likely that the issue could originate from your microSD card (if you’re using one otherwise it is something system-wide which would require assistance from Nintendo)

Note

Please make sure that you back up everything (screenshots, pictures, any data etc.) on the microSD card before you format it. Here’s a great guide on how to back up information from your Nintendo Switch to your microSD card written by Nintendo: How to Back Up Save Data | Nintendo Support

Once you’ve formatted your microSD card, try the microSD once again with your Switch to see if the error is still present.

4. Try using a different microSD card.

Another way to test out whether the error lies with your microSD card is to try another microSD card with your Nintendo Switch.

See if the error persists once again.

5. ReDownload the Problematic Software.

If the error is still not solved, try powering off your Switch and then remove the microSD card.

Proceed to use the Switch like how you normally would.

If you encountered the error while using a game, then delete the problematic software and then re-download it directly to your Switch’s system memory. I’ll show you step-by-step on how to do this next.

Step 1: Jump into your HOME menu and then choose the game that you want to delete (the one that is showing the error code 2002-4153)

Step 2: Next press the + icon on your right Joy-Con stick or – icon on your left Joy-Con stick to calling up the game’s options menu.

Step 3: Now select the option Manage Software from the left.

Head’s up!

The next step involves deleting the game. This means it will be uninstalled and removed from your Home screen. This will not delete any game save data. You can pick up where you left off anytime by downloading the game back.

Step 4: Lastly, select Delete Software. You will be asked to confirm, again select Delete.

Step 5: To re-download the game back, simply jump into your eShop from the HOME screen, select the profile which you originally purchased the game.

Step 6: Finally, just select ReDownload from the menu on the left. You need to select the download cloud icon for the game you had deleted.

Done! You will see the game appear in your Switch once again. ?

You can try once again to see if this has fixed the error code from popping up.

6. Get in Touch With Nintendo.

You’ve tried everything above and nothing worked.

As a matter of fact, trying these methods allowed us to understand where the problem lies.

We now know our microSD works fine and it is not the cause of the error since we tried every possible way to see if it was corrupted or broken in any way.

We also know that the games and the software are not the problems either.

So the problem has to be that either there’s a worldwide SD card slot failure (which is unlikely) or it could be a bug in the system software.

The best way to proceed with this now is to contact Nintendo’s support and talk to them of the problem you’re having. You can mention the steps you took to try to solve the issue so that they can better understand where the problem lies.