Nintendo has released a new system update for its entire range of consoles, labeled version 23.0.1, to address a malfunction that appeared with the previous version 23.0.0. The update was deployed at the end of September 2026, a few weeks after a major update introduced support for VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) in TV mode on the Nintendo Switch 2 and added new musical options to the Mii Maker menu. The update is now available for both the Nintendo Switch 1 and Nintendo Switch 2 consoles, with identical patch notes for both devices. The issue fixed specifically relates to situations where certain software could take an abnormally long time to open, pause, or close after installing version 23.0.0. While no additional stability improvements are mentioned in the notes, Nintendo states that this update should contribute to a smoother daily user experience. VRR, or Variable Refresh Rate, is a display technology that allows the screen's refresh rate to dynamically adjust to match the frame rate of the content being displayed. This feature helps reduce screen tearing and makes on-screen movements appear more fluid and responsive. The update also included an interactive demo of the VRR cursor in the Welcome Tour, helping users better understand how this technology works. In addition to VRR support, the major update earlier in the month also enhanced the Mii Maker menu by adding new musical options. These options allow users to customize the audio environment when creating or modifying Mii characters, adding a new layer of personalization to the experience. These features were part of Nintendo's ongoing efforts to enhance the functionality and user experience of its consoles. Players who wish to install the latest system update can find it in their console's system settings. If the update is not already installed, it will be offered automatically, ensuring that users can easily keep their systems up to date with the latest improvements and fixes.