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To run yuzu as an AppImage, first download it, then add the executable bit from the terminal: chmod a+x yuzu-.AppImage. Or with the GUI, right click the AppImage, click Properties, then Permissions, then click “Allow this file to run as a program”.
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yuzu starts with the error “VCRUNTIME140_1.dll was not found”

Current versions of yuzu require the latest versions of Microsoft Visual C++. Please download and install the following dependency:

Go to Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2019, and select the link next to x64.

How do I get Games?

You are legally required to dump your games from your Nintendo Switch. To do so, please follow our in-depth Quickstart Guide.

Can I use a Mariko Switch/Red Box/HAC-001(-01) or a Switch Lite for the dumping process?

No, since the Mariko Switch and the Switch Lite are both patched from the fusée gelée RCM exploit. Currently, there is no widely accessible method that allows the dumping of system files and games required for yuzu from those consoles. To check if your Switch is hackable, visit https://damota.me/ssnc/checker and test your Switch’s serial number.

yuzu starts with the error “Missing Derivation Components”

yuzu requires console keys to play your games. Please follow our Quickstart Guide to dump these keys and system files from your Nintendo Switch.

These console keys (prod.keys/title.keys) need to be placed in the following directories:

You may need to create the following “keys” folder:

Windows: C:UsersUSERNAMEAppDataRoamingyuzukeys
Linux: /home/USERNAME/.local/share/yuzu/keys

NOTE: This yuzu directory can be quickly accessed by selecting file/open yuzu folder within the emulator

yuzu starts with the error “Unable to start application: Os { code: 2, kind: NotFound, message: “The system cannot find the file specified.” }”

This problem is usually caused by a false positive of your antivirus software, most commonly by Avast and AVG. These applications will often incorrectly detect yuzu as malicious software and delete the executable as a result.

You can confirm it is a false positive with an online scanner, such as VirusTotal if you wish.

To fix this, you’ll need to either disable or uninstall your antivirus software. Make sure to reboot if you choose to uninstall it.

Afterwards, follow the instructions below for yuzu will not update further or starts with a Qt platform error to delete any residual files of the failed installation.

yuzu will not update further or starts with a Qt platform error

Close all instances of yuzu and any installer processes you may have running.
Press Win+R, in the opened window type %localappdata% and press Enter.
Select the yuzu folder and delete it. If it is being used by another process, please double-check that you do not have any yuzu related applications running.
Launch the installer and install yuzu again.

yuzu closes when opening Configure

This problem may be caused by a corrupt configuration file.Press Win+R, type %appdata%yuzuconfig and delete the qt-config.ini file. Your global settings will be lost after doing this, reconfigure accordingly.

Alternatively, some screen recording applications use dubious methods to inject themselves into software, causing crashes. Some examples are Bandicam, Action and Screenrec. Uninstall the software if you have it installed.

We recommend using OBS Studio, Radeon ReLive, Nvidia ShadowPlay or Microsoft XBox Game Bar.

My game is Lagging and Dropping to Low Framerates

You are likely experiencing Shader Caching. Shaders are small programs running on a graphic card, responsible for rendering graphics like terrain, explosions, characters, etc. Since a PC cannot directly execute switch shaders, It first has to translate them to a format a PC can understand. This translation process is time-consuming and you’ll notice it in two ways:

While playing, if yuzu needs to translate a new shader, the game will stutter. Loading into a game for the first time can give long freezes due to the number of shaders. As you keep playing, the amount of stuttering will decrease.
When launching a game, the shader cache is loaded. To speed up this process there exists an additional “precompiled” cache. This cache may get reset every time you update yuzu or install a new GPU driver. The precompiled cache will then be compiled from scratch, causing a longer load time.

Currently, the Vulkan renderer does not have a disk shader cache. This means that subsequent game loads will require the building of shaders each time.

IMPORTANT: Since the cache stores parts of the game, we don't condone sharing or downloading these, since it is considered piracy

How do I use mods or cheats?

For a list of useful mods for your favorite games, check our database with Switch Mods

To add mods to a specific game, simply right click the game in yuzu’s games list, select Open Mod Data Location and structure your mod files similar to this example:

Mod directory/mod name/romfsorMod directory/mod name/exefs

To add cheats, structure your cheat file similar to this example:

Mod directory/cheat name/cheats

An example of a correctly structured mod directory can be seen below:

The mods provided on our Switch Mods page are already structured accordingly and only need to be extracted into the mod directory folder as is.

Once added to the correct mod directory, simply right click the game again, select properties and activate the installed mod. The same process can be followed in reverse for de-activating mods

How do I install game updates or DLC?

Installing updates and DLC is simple. In the top left corner of the emulator window, select File / Install Files to NAND, then select the file you wish to install. Once installed, your files should load automatically and the installed update or DLC will be shown in the games list add-ons column of the corresponding game.

If you wish to activate/deactivate a specific update or DLC then right click your game in the games list, select Properties, then enable or disable as needed.(See Below)

Reinstalling or Overwriting Updates/DLC is as simple as following the above instructions, selecting your files and installing your Update/DLC. When doing this, any previously installed files will be removed and replaced by the newly installed versions.

How do I uninstall game updates or DLC?

To delete your installed game Updates or DLCs, right click your game, then select Remove. From here you can delete/uninstall your game Updates and DLCs from the options list (See Below)

How do I set up my controls?

Since the Nintendo Switch is a complicated device controller input wise, you will need to change some input settings depending on the game you wish to play.

Open the yuzu settings and go to Controls.

For all games other than Pokemon Let’s Go set the controls like this:

Click on the checkbox next to Connect Controller if it is not already checked.
Select Pro Controller in the combobox below if needed (this is also the default).
Select your desired input device under Input Device.
Controllers: All buttons should automatically be mapped for the selected input device.
Keyboard: The Defaults button on bottom right sets default keyboard mappings.
Change mappings if desired.
Repeat steps for other players if desired.
Confirm with OK.

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