Are you a fan of the Nintendo Switch? Do you want to take your gaming experience to the next level by connecting your device to your television? If so, this guide will help you do just that- hook up your Nintendo Switch to your TV!
First things first, if you haven’t already, make sure everything is properly connected. Start with the Nintendo Switch dock and make sure it is positioned correctly. Plug one end of the HDMI cable into the back of the dock and then plug the other end into an available HDMI port on your TV. Then power up both devices by plugging them in and pressing their respective power buttons.
Once that’s done, turn on both devices using their respective power buttons-power on will be indicated by green LED lights for both devices. Make sure either ‘Auto’ or ‘DTV/HDMI’ is selected for the input source depending on what type of television you have.
Now grab a controller and press any button. The console should boot up into its main menu where you can start downloading games from the e-shop or playing already downloaded ones from your library. You can also access streaming services like Netflix and Hulu from here as well. To pair additional controllers, press and hold down the sync button located between L and R bumper until it starts blinking rapidly. It should now be paired with your console; follow similar steps for other controllers too!
If you are using a Pro Controller instead of Joycons, plug it into the USB port at the back of the dock – make sure it is not plugged in while powering up to avoid potential issues later on. Once plugged in, press any button on it—it should become recognized automatically by your console.
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That’s it—you now know how to connect your Nintendo Switch to your TV! Now get out there and enjoy some awesome games without worrying about wires tangling everywhere or having to constantly switch cables each time someone wants to play a different game!