Hardware What exactly is the issue here and how where would I even start to fix it?
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what were you doing with the console the last known time it was working?
Try holding START or SELECT while turning it on (if your console has CFW) and try turning it on without the SD card
this is my friends actually im trying to fix it for him
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unfortunately cfw hasnt been installed yet which is why I am asking if there is a way to apply a mod/hack to see if it can be fixed
Exactly. Corrupted Home Menu extdata and/or bad SD can cause this without any form of CFW.
- Also wait half an hour before turning it off (sometime Home Menu boots after a few minutes of black screen).
- Clearing the RAM (take battery out for some minutes) sometimes helps. Note that the N2DSXL needs triwing screwdriver and getting access to the battery is not as easy as with any other DS model. Refer to ifixit in order to get a guide if you want to try it.
N2DSXL is pretty easy to damage – you better read the guide.
Any know hardware damage (like dropping on the floor)?
And what @lone_wolf323 said: Find out what had been done right before the problem (software crash?)
If there is no physical damage involved and you think the hardware is still working: ntrboot into GodMode9.
https://3ds.hacks.guide/ntrboot
I recommend the R4i Gold 3DS Plus with internal switch for ntrboot.
Good luck!
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I want to try to take out the battery but I am unsure where it is cause I definitely think thats would fix the issue do you know where this spot is and if not can you link me the ifix it guide?Exactly. Corrupted Home Menu extdata and/or bad SD can cause this without any form of CFW.
- Also wait half an hour before turning it off (sometime Home Menu boots after a few minutes of black screen).
- Clearing the RAM (take battery out for some minutes) sometimes helps. Note that the N2DSXL needs triwing screwdriver and getting access to the battery is not as easy as with any other DS model. Refer to ifixit in order to get a guide if you want to try it.
Any know hardware damage (like dropping on the floor)?
And what @lone_wolf323 said: Find out what had been done right before the problem (software crash?)
If there is no physical damage involved and you think the hardware is still working: ntrboot into GodMode9.
https://3ds.hacks.guide/ntrboot
I recommend the R4i Gold 3DS Plus with internal switch for ntrboot.
Good luck!
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Is there a free way to ntr boot?Exactly. Corrupted Home Menu extdata and/or bad SD can cause this without any form of CFW.
- Also wait half an hour before turning it off (sometime Home Menu boots after a few minutes of black screen).
- Clearing the RAM (take battery out for some minutes) sometimes helps. Note that the N2DSXL needs triwing screwdriver and getting access to the battery is not as easy as with any other DS model. Refer to ifixit in order to get a guide if you want to try it.
Any know hardware damage (like dropping on the floor)?
And what @lone_wolf323 said: Find out what had been done right before the problem (software crash?)
If there is no physical damage involved and you think the hardware is still working: ntrboot into GodMode9.
https://3ds.hacks.guide/ntrboot
I recommend the R4i Gold 3DS Plus with internal switch for ntrboot.
Good luck!
The battery you simply need to unscrew the back plate off of to get to, and no, you need a physical cart to ntrboot with, unless ya got someone that can lend ya one, there aint no free way of doing that.
You lift it out? Its not exactly a science to removing them. You take the top part of the battery, it will lift without hassle. You attempt to power on the system without it in to remove any residual power, and then place it back in the console.
Battery trick not recommended for the n2DSXL due to the no easy access panel unlike the other 2DS/3DS systems.
Draining the battery completely dead is the safer approach but at the cost of hurting the battery longevity.
Draining the battery completely dead is the safer approach but at the cost of hurting the battery longevity.
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