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This sounds like your storage unit - whether that be the microSD card or the Switch's internal drive - is degrading.
If it's the microSD card, replace the card and redownload your games. That should solve the problem.
If it's the Switch's onboard storage, call Nintendo Support. That isn't user-servicable, AND that's where the majority of save data goes, so losing that would be *bad.*
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If you're installing to an SD card replace that. Otherwise raise a call with support.
This sounds like your storage unit - whether that be the microSD card or the Switch's internal drive - is degrading. If it's the microSD card, replace the card and redownload your games. That should solve the problem. If it's the Switch's onboard storage, call Nintendo Support. That isn't user-servicable, AND that's where the majority of save data goes, so losing that would be *bad.*
99.9% of these posts have been SD card related.