Description
The wireless communication between the Joy-Con controller and the Nintendo Switch console will repeatedly connect and disconnect.
What to do
Which console are you using?
Nintendo Switch Console and OLED Model
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With the Nintendo Switch console removed from the dock, attach the Joy-Con controllers.
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If the Joy-Con does not register while attached, read Joy-Con Not Recognised or Not Registering While Attached to the Console.
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Ensure the console has the latest system version.
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If your console is already up to date, restart it by holding down the POWER Button for three seconds, then selecting “Power Options” and “Restart”.
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Check to see if the Joy-Con controllers have the most recent firmware update.
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Detach the Joy-Con controllers and start a game or navigate through the menus to see if this issue is still occurring.
Is the Issue Still Occurring?
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Yes:
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Reset the Joy-Con controllers. Press the SYNC Button on each controller once, then press any other button on the controller to power it on again.
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If the issue occurs while a Bluetooth audio device is connected, disconnect the Bluetooth audio device.
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No more than two wireless controllers can be connected while a Bluetooth audio device is connected.
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Activate and deactivate flight mode momentarily.Once flight mode is activated, reconnect the Joy-Con controllers by enabling Bluetooth communications via “System Settings”, “Flight Mode”, and then “Controller Connection (Bluetooth)”. Then press a button on each controller to reconnect it.
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Once the Joy-Con controllers are connected to the console wirelessly, deactivate airplane mode and continue to use the console as normal.
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Check for wireless interference.
Ensure that the console is not placed behind a TV, under a metal object or within 1 to 1.5 metres (3 to 4 feet) of other wireless devices, such as wireless speakers, cordless phones, etc.
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If possible, test the console with another Joy-Con controller (either left or right).
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No:
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Continue using the Nintendo Switch console as usual and monitor the situation.
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Nintendo Switch Lite
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Delete the pairing information from the system and then pair the Joy-Con controllers again.
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If the problem is still occurring, try the following:
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Reset the Joy-Con controllers. Press the SYNC Button on each controller once, then press any other button on the controller to power it on again.
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If the issue occurs while a Bluetooth audio device is connected, disconnect the Bluetooth audio device.
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No more than two wireless controllers can be connected while a Bluetooth audio device is connected.
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Activate and deactivate flight mode momentarily.Once flight mode is activated, reconnect the Joy-Con controllers by enabling Bluetooth communications via “System Settings”, “Flight Mode”, and then “Controller Connection (Bluetooth)”. Then press a button on each controller to reconnect it.
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Once the Joy-Con controllers are connected to the console wirelessly, deactivate airplane mode and continue to use the console as normal.
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Check for wireless interference.Ensure that the console is not placed behind a TV, under a metal object or within 1 to 1.5 metres (3 to 4 feet) of other wireless devices, such as wireless speakers, cordless phones, etc.
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If possible, test the console with another Joy-Con controller (either left or right).
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Situation Not Resolved
If the issue persists with only one Joy-Con, then that Joy-Con will need to be repaired. If the issue occurs with multiple Joy-Con controllers, the controllers and console may need to be sent in for inspection.
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