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Nintendo Switch Orange Screen: What It Means And How To Fix It

Posted on September 16, 2023 By bot

Since the dawn of modern computers, it’s been a generally-accepted notion that a computer screen is not supposed to turn a solid, pastel color. Most longtime computer users have developed a primal fear of the color blue for this reason. But in modern times, computer-adjacent devices have developed their very own color-based conundrums. Devices like TVs, smartphones, and game consoles have been known to suddenly have their screens turn not just blue but other colors like green or orange.
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