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Seriel
Seriel
I managed to get it by corrupting a game save file.
Seriel
Seriel
There's also the very similar "The SD card has been removed" error, which is easy to reproduce (duh)
smileyhead
smileyhead
And how did you do that?
Seriel
Seriel
Put random bytes into a random part of a save file lmao
smileyhead
smileyhead
lol I might try that.
I just wanted to know because apparently Luma3DS's dev build has a custom error screen, and I wanted to see it.
Seriel
Seriel
It's like forcing a BSOD on windows. You may get it all the time normally, but good luck triggering it the one time you want one ;D
smileyhead
smileyhead
smileyhead
Tried it with Rhythm Heaven Megamix, but the fucker has a Corrupted Save handler and automatically deleted it without problems.
Shit.
Red9419
Red9419
If you really want an error, then unplug the camera ribbon cable from its socket. Just go to the camera and a black screen error would appear. You can always try the save corrupting too.
smileyhead
smileyhead
I'm not going to disassemble my 3DS for this. :'D
Brayton
Brayton
Hey Jackus This can be done using several ways, one including editing the registry and using the NumLock key, but the one we’ll check today is much simpler

First, you need to have PowerShell installed (you can produce the same outcome by using any tool that can interface with WMI, PowerShell is the easiest)

Then open an elevated PowerShell console and type :

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Get-Process | Stop-Process
A nice BSOD will appear