DS Touch screen black's out after booting up!

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  1. aeroth

    aeroth Member

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    I have the m3ds real and I'm using the latest firmware for it G6&M3DS-R_E35 v4.2 and recently I ran a .nds file on there that froze my DS, when I turned it off then back on it started the following, It will load everything for a second at the main menu screen then the bottom screen will go blank(black) and the DS wont do any thing If any one can help I would very much appreciate it. thx.
    So far I've formatted my card,
    Placed a fresh copy of the system file on there,
    and placed all of my .nds files in the newly created "nds" folder.

    Oh and I'm 100% sure my m3ds real card is legit I've never had this problem before and I've had the card for about 6 months.
     
  2. kittymat

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    If it was working - then it has to be legit - fake cards don't run M3 real software.

    Try formatting your card with the following

    panasonics sd formatter (use google to find - its free)

    This solves a lot of freezing issues as windows does not format sd cards properly - if your using MAC then ignore this.

     
  3. aeroth

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    I actually have that already but thanks though.
    Thats how I formatted my card originally, Oh and I wouldn't be caught dead with a mac so... (no offense to you mac users though :D)

    also I've found a temporary solution I'm having to use a regular DS instead of a DS lite but it's the only working solution that I could find anywhere.
     
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    Try using NDSTokyoTrim, use this to check all your files, there have been none for a long time but there used to be files that would brick your DS.

    This program has a basic check for bricking files
     

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