How to Fix Joy-Con Drift | Moving by Itself | Joycon Controller Repair for Nintendo Switch

Joy con stick drift is when analog sticks on controllers have problems, causing games to move on their own. How to fix depends on the issue: calibrating, cardboard, cleaning, alcohol, vacuuming, blowing, canned air, contact cleaner. Disassembly is needed for tougher problems, including to replace the stick altogether. This detailed video is the result of weeks of research and experimentation, and I hope it helps resolve the issue.

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00:00 How to use guide
00:30 Controller firmware
00:45 Resync
01:02 Calibrate stick
01:15 Open & tap
01:51 Alcohol clean
02:23 Air clean
02:58 Vacuum clean
03:20 Nintendo Repair
03:52 Cardboard
09:25 Replace
11:48 Inside cleaning
15:08 Secret method

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