[Bug Report]: Double checked everything but PS4/PS5 controllers still won't connect about missioncontrol HOT 2 CLOSED

Apparently MissionControl doesn't even load. I checked by pressing DPAD_UP + MINUS and no screenshot is being taken. Unless that trick is outdated, this would indicate something is preventing MissionControl from loading in the first place.

I am transferring files from a Mac using Hekate's SD Card mounting feature, which has always worked for me. I have also done the same again by using an SD card adapter on the Mac, just in case. I have also cleared all possible archive bits using Hekate's dedicated feature, as well as running the following in Terminal:
sudo chflags -R arch /Volumes/SDCARDNAME

I am again running out of ideas what else I could do.

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It isn't mentioned in the FAQ but the shortcut DPAD_UP + MINUS is only supposed to work with detached joycons, not the opposite. So this troubleshooting step was never relevant to me after all.

While I was continuing my effort to clean up and re-re-install stuff on the SD card, I started having a sigpatches issue and did even more tinkering to solve it. At the point it was gone, I had apparently also solved the MissionControl problem because it started working without any issues. Therefore I cannot offer much details about how I actually did solve the issue, but here is a list of things I've done in the whole process:

• Delete all remnants of sys-con
• Delete all MissionControl components, including backup folders I had kept, and put a fresh copy from a Windows computer.
• Re-install Atmosphère 1.6.2 and desired hacking components
• Boot with Atmosphère's latest fusee.bin
• Boot with latest Hekate (and from there the latest fusee.bin as a payload)
• Edit Hekate's hekate_ipl.ini to add payload=bootloader/payloads/fusee.bin in the SysNand CFW section
• After all this was done, I cleaned up the SD card with BlueHarvest (I always do this step as a precaution)
• Finally, I ran Hekate's archive bit fixer again

Like I said, there is no way to tell which among these steps did the trick, especially considering I had done most of them at least once already, but that's all I had to do to fix the problem and finally have my PS4/PS5 controllers work.

Thanks again @ndeadly for your support.

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