Yeah you can delete the apk file after installing any app for it to still function, I do it all the time. Yes you can send the apk file to your friend so they can install it. If you're still cautious, try doing a trial run with one apk file.send it to your friend first, then delete, see if it works. Put the micro sd card into your console, and install the jig, plug the Payload Injector into. After done, the Created NSP files are located in the same folder with.
Open Nsp File
Probably the easiest or a FAQ, but i can't seem to find the answer online.well anyway i put a lot of games until my sd card is full.the last game i want to put is an NSP file.i want to install it but since you need double amount the size of free space of the game's file size, it doesn't seem like it's possible. No matter, i just have to finish a current game and then delete it.i recently finished 'okami' and deleted it by pressing '+' manage software delete software.but i still can't install the NSP game.i checked my sd card and it still have like 4GB of free space.that seemed odd as Okami is 9GB big.so is there any method of deleting an NSP games?. I've tried looking at it, but it kinda confuses me.i have my attention on the 'registered' folder though which contains.nca format (nintendo/contents/registered).they have files with size GB big.if this really is the installed NSP files, is there anyway to know which file is which?
The file name is long and kinda randomly generated looking.(example: f253af72b203fee9785a583d6231db46.nca the folder name is 0000007D/)is all contained here the installed NSP files? I don't want to delete some randomly and accidentally delete a crucial file which later led my switch to a bricked condition:p.
. You can select as many NSP files as you wish.Choose ‘Upload to NS’.Connect your Switch to your PC.In Goldleaf, choose ‘USB Installations’.Choose Install.Pick where you want to install the NSP (Note: SD Card is always recommended to prevent issues with corruption).If the NSP you are installing usually requires a firmware version higher than yours, choose ‘Yes’ to ignore required firmware version. Otherwise, choose ‘No’.Wait for the installation process to complete.Repeat steps 3.8 through 3.11 for each NSP being installed.Your NSP(s) should now be installed on your Switch!