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Here are 10 possible fixes for Panasonic Smart TV randomly switching inputs while using Nintendo Switch:

1. Check HDMI cable connections: Make sure the HDMI cables connecting the Switch and TV are securely plugged in at both ends. Loose or damaged cables can cause input switching.

2. Change the HDMI cable: Use a different HDMI cable to connect the Switch and TV. Faulty cables can lead to input switching issues.

3. HDMI Auto Power On: Disable 'HDMI Auto Power On' in the TV settings. This option can automatically switch inputs when an input signal is detected.

4. Auto Source Switching: Disable 'Auto Source Switching' or 'Auto input select' in the TV settings. This can prevent the TV from automatically changing inputs.

5. HDMI signal format: Change the 'HDMI signal format' for the Switch input. A mismatched or incompatible signal format can sometimes cause input switching.

6. Change HDMI port: Connect the Switch to a different HDMI port on the TV. Some ports may have issues that lead to input switching.

7. Hard reset Switch: Hold the power button on the Switch for 3 seconds to hard reset it. Then power on the TV and Switch to refresh the HDMI handshake.

8. Unplug TV power cable: As a soft reset for the TV, unplug the power cable of the TV for 10 minutes. Then plug back in, power on TV and Switch which may fix software issues.

9. Unplug Switch power cable: Unplug the power cable of the Nintendo Switch for 10 minutes and then plug back in. Soft resetting the Switch may resolve software glitches causing input switching.

10. Factory reset TV: As a last resort, perform a factory reset of the Panasonic TV to reset all settings to default. Make sure you note down any custom settings before factory reset. This typically fixes software issues leading to input switching but will erase saved settings.