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 <p class="notice--warning">Following this guide alone should not result in data loss, but SD card corruption is always a possibility. You should make a backup of your SD card contents (especially the <code class="language-plaintext highlighter-rouge">Nintendo 3DS</code> folder) if you have important data.</p>
 
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 <p>When copying files to the SD card, it is important to copy them to the right location - otherwise, the console will not detect the file and the exploit or software you are trying to use will not work. A term you will see frequently on this guide is <strong>root of the SD card</strong>, which means you are not inside any folder on your SD card. The directory that appears when you first open your SD card on your computer is called the ‘root’.</p>