How to Check if Your Nintendo Switch Console Has Been Blocked

If you’re wondering whether you’ve lost access to the eShop on your Nintendo Switch console, the best way to check is by following these steps. We apologize if your Nintendo Switch console has been blocked. We apologize for the inconvenience.

To check if your Nintendo Switch console has been blocked, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your Nintendo Switch console.
2. Press the A button to unlock your console.
3. Press the A button three more times to go to the Nintendo home screen.
4. Click on the orange bag at the bottom of the console to open the Nintendo eShop.

If you have access to the eShop, it means that your account hasn’t been blocked. If your account has been suspended by Nintendo, you will see the message: “This account has been suspended due to a violation of the Nintendo Account Terms of Use.” However, if your account has been permanently blocked, you will see error codes “2124-4007” or “2124-4508” along with the message: “Currently, online services on this console are restricted by Nintendo.”

Once you have confirmed that your console has been suspended or blocked, the most important step is to determine why. It’s worth reading the Nintendo Code of Conduct to find out if you or someone using your console may have done something that led to the suspension or block.

Please note that hacking the console or piracy of games results in a permanent ban from using the console or Nintendo account if you are caught. Other behavior, such as using offensive language, usually results in a temporary ban. Whether your violation is punished by suspension or permanent blocking depends on the severity of the Nintendo policy violation.

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