Tokyo, Japan – Nintendo has rolled out its latest Switch firmware update, version 18.0.1, addressing issues with accessing certain wireless networks. Users who previously struggled to connect to specific access points will now find that the problem has been resolved. Along with this fix, the update also brings the usual stability improvements to enhance user experience.
Among the patch notes for Switch update version 18.0.1, Nintendo has specifically highlighted the resolution of the problem with wireless access points not being found during network setup. Users who were unable to update to the latest version due to this issue are advised to temporarily change their network’s security settings to “WPA2 (AES)” for the update process, and then revert back to their original settings once the update is complete. Additionally, general system stability improvements have been implemented.
This latest update follows the previous release of Switch firmware version 18.0.1, which introduced features such as the option for “15 Minutes” in Auto-sleep settings when playing on TV, as well as Korean language support in the Nintendo Switch Parental Controls video. Users can access a detailed summary of all the changes included in the prior update on Nintendo’s website.
Switch owners can now download the version 18.0.1 update for their systems, making sure to take advantage of the improvements and fixes provided by Nintendo. With these updates, Nintendo continues to enhance the overall user experience of the popular gaming console.