Make sure no objects are blocking the Switch.
Check the network password again and retry.
If failure, try either power cycling the home network or moving closer to the router.
If the connection fails again, try turning off password requirements for the network.
If all steps fail, check network settings for the home network.
If this still fails, call Support as there may be additional solutions. In some cases, the Switch may need repair.
Check internet connection.
Restart network devices.
Check the network password again and retry.
If failure, try either power cycling the home network or moving closer to the router.
If the connection fails again, try turning off password requirements for the network.
If all steps fail, check network settings for the home network.
Update the Router’s firmware.
If the above doesn’t work, factory reset the router.
If this still fails, call Nintendo Support as there may be additional solutions. In some cases, the Switch may need repair.
Try power cycling your home network.
Use a different port on the router.
Try a different ethernet cable.
Troubleshoot internet connection: Move the Switch closer to the router.
Create a wireless internet connection file.
Power cycle your network.
Move the Switch closer to the router.
Power cycle the home network.
Move anything blocking the Switch or router.
Restart the Switch.
Check DNS settings.
Power cycle the home network.
Try a different router port.
Try a different ethernet cable.
Check the network password again and retry.
If this does not work, try either power cycling the home network or moving closer to the router.
If the connection fails again, try turning off password requirements for the network.
If all steps fail, check network settings for the home network.
Check internet connection.
Restart the console.
Check the network password again and retry.
If failure, try either power cycling the home network or moving closer to the router.
If the connection fails again, try turning off password requirements for the network.
If all steps fail, check network settings for the home network.
Check the network password again and retry.
If failure, try either power cycling the home network or moving closer to the router.
If the connection fails again, try turning off password requirements for the network.
If all steps fail, check network settings for the home network.
Check the network password again and retry.
If failure, try either power cycling the home network or moving closer to the router.
If the connection fails again, try turning off password requirements for the network.
If all steps fail, check network settings for the home network.
Test your internet connection.
Power cycle your gateway.
If this does not work, try updating your gateway’s firmware.
If the above fails, contact Nintendo Support.
Check the connection.
Try a manual DNS alternate.
Try power cycling your home network.
Check the network password again and retry.
Try either power cycling the home network or moving closer to the router.
If the connection fails again, try turning off password requirements for the network.
If all steps fail, check network settings for the home network.
Check the network password again and retry.
If failure, try either power cycling the home network or moving closer to the router.
If the connection fails again, try turning off password requirements for the network.
If all steps fail, check network settings for the home network.
Restart the console.
Run through internet troubleshooting:If this does not work, manually enter an alternate DNS.
If the above does not work, try either power cycling the home network or moving closer to the router.
If the connection fails again, try turning off password requirements for the network.
Try connecting to an alternate wireless band as the last step.
Contact Nintendo Support if problems persist.
Check connection signal. Then attempt regular activity again.
If the above fails, contact Nintendo Support.
Troubleshoot internet issues: Power cycle the home network.
Move any objects blocking the Switch or router.
If able, connect to another wireless band.
For wired connection troubleshooting: Restart network devices.
If all the above fails, try updating the router’s firmware.
Troubleshoot internet issues: Power cycle the home network.
Move any objects blocking the Switch or router.
If able, connect to another wireless band.
Restart the Switch.
Enter a different DNS.
Run through internet troubleshooting: Move any objects blocking the Switch (if wireless).
If the above does not work, try either power cycling the home network or moving closer to the wireless router.
If the connection fails again, try turning off password requirements for the network.
Try connecting to an alternate wireless band as the last step.
Make sure you are connecting to the right network.
Check the DNS settings.
Try power cycling your home network.
Manually enter an alternate DNS.
Test the internet connection.
Check internet connection.
Power cycle home network.
Use a different network.