If you are moving your content to a new SD Card, be sure you have formatted it per our recommendations.Do not click into folders and drag their contents - drag the entire folder.
If performed as part of a system transfer, drag all folders to the desktop as they appear.
Highlight the data and drag it to the desktop.Open Windows Explorer (for PC) or Finder (for Mac) and access the SD Card.Insert the SD Card with the Nintendo 3DS data into the SD Card Slot or the SD Card reader/writer.If you are removing the microSD Card from a New Nintendo 3DS or New Nintendo 3DS XL, you will need a size #0 crosshead screwdriver.įor transferring data between SD cards or microSD cards.If you are using a microSD Card or microSDHC Card, you will need an adapter if your PC or Mac does not have a microSD Card slot.An SD Card slot on a PC or Mac or a commercially available SD Card reader/writer.Two compatible SD Cards, SDHC Cards, microSD Cards, or microSDHC Cards.Consider using this alternative method to transfer content if you do not wish to remove the microSD Card from your system, or if you are unable to remove it.īefore you get started, you'll need the following: The New Nintendo 3DS family systems have a feature that allows you to access SD Card data over your home network.If you wish to transfer content to a new system, you may find our information on How to Perform a System Transfer to Nintendo 3DS Family Systems helpful. Copying data to the SD Card or microSD Card of a new system will not allow you to use the copied content on that system.Always copy the entire folder, and never alter or erase the files it contains. Do not click into the folder titled Nintendo 3DS to locate specific files.
Do not overwrite data by recopying to the same SD Card.Do not use save data from an old card after transferring.Use one SD Card with one system and be sure to follow the steps below if transferring content to a new SD Card. Do not swap between multiple SD Cards, or swap your SD Card between multiple systems.
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