Homebrew CFW gone wrong

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I've looked for all the CFW threads I can about this but theres been nothing yet, please correct me on this if you can/want. My friend recently tried to download CFW on his 2DS, he got up to downdating the system and was stupid enough to put it to sleep for a bit, this ended with the system bricking, he took out the sd card and formatted everything in the system but he's screwed it over, the screen is now stretched and I can't tell what the system is updated to at the moment. Is there anything he can do? Or is the system f**ked?
 
I've looked for all the CFW threads I can about this but theres been nothing yet, please correct me on this if you can/want. My friend recently tried to download CFW on his 2DS, he got up to downdating the system and was stupid enough to put it to sleep for a bit, this ended with the system bricking, he took out the sd card and formatted everything in the system but he's screwed it over, the screen is now stretched and I can't tell what the system is updated to at the moment. Is there anything he can do? Or is the system f**ked?
Continue with the installing arm9loaderhax from the guide
 
I've looked for all the CFW threads I can about this but theres been nothing yet, please correct me on this if you can/want. My friend recently tried to download CFW on his 2DS, he got up to downdating the system and was stupid enough to put it to sleep for a bit, this ended with the system bricking, he took out the sd card and formatted everything in the system but he's screwed it over, the screen is now stretched and I can't tell what the system is updated to at the moment. Is there anything he can do? Or is the system f**ked?
Hardmod + a nand backup is all I got for this since this situation doesn't happen too often, since the guide that everybody should be using and is all over GBA temp threads warns not to do either of those things.

Edit: nvm that's just for n3ds.
 
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Hardmod + a nand backup is all I got for this since this situation doesn't happen too often, since the guide that everybody should be using and is all over GBA temp threads warns not to do either of those things.
stretched screen is normal on 2ds while on 2.1

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I've looked for all the CFW threads I can about this but theres been nothing yet, please correct me on this if you can/want. My friend recently tried to download CFW on his 2DS, he got up to downdating the system and was stupid enough to put it to sleep for a bit, this ended with the system bricking, he took out the sd card and formatted everything in the system but he's screwed it over, the screen is now stretched and I can't tell what the system is updated to at the moment. Is there anything he can do? Or is the system f**ked?
https://3ds.guide/installing-arm9loaderhax Follow this and you'll be fine
 
I've looked for all the CFW threads I can about this but theres been nothing yet, please correct me on this if you can/want. My friend recently tried to download CFW on his 2DS, he got up to downdating the system and was stupid enough to put it to sleep for a bit, this ended with the system bricking, he took out the sd card and formatted everything in the system but he's screwed it over, the screen is now stretched and I can't tell what the system is updated to at the moment. Is there anything he can do? Or is the system f**ked?
If all else fails, try a recovery boot. Turn on the system while holding A+R+L+Up(DPad)
 
Is there a specific screen this will boot up into?
It will basically update the 2DS to the latest version (you'll have to have the system connected to the internet). I advise this as a last resort because to my knowledge there isn't an 11.3 exploit available (let alone being able to downgrade from 11.3). Do what the others said first, and if the 2DS is completely doomed, then do this. it'll come up with the system update screen.
 
It will basically update the 2DS to the latest version (you'll have to have the system connected to the internet). I advise this as a last resort because to my knowledge there isn't an 11.3 exploit available (let alone being able to downgrade from 11.3). Do what the others said first, and if the 2DS is completely doomed, then do this. it'll come up with the system update screen.
I've already tried everything (he's given it to me for trouble shooting). It seems to not allow the update at all
 

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