Hacking NINTENDO 3DS the godmode screen remains slightly imprinted when turned off

[Ghegghi]

Good morning. I recently modified my Nintendo 3DS and it works perfectly but when I start Godmode 9 it seems to work well but as soon as I close it to turn off the console the Godmode screen remains imprinted on the screen very slightly. I wanted to ask: is this normal? How to solve it?

 

[Maximumbeans]

Are you able to provide a picture? Sounds like screen burn.

 

[siamese]

The same happened to me with luma config screen. Just remove your battery from your system for about 20 second. Insert your battery back and start your system. No more Ghost screen.

 

[Ghegghi]

Are you able to provide a picture? Sounds like screen burn.

but apart from godmode the rest works well and it doesn't with other things

 

[Ryab]

but apart from godmode the rest works well and it doesn't with other things

That is screen burn. That is due to the device being left on a still image for too long.

 

[Ghegghi]

That is screen burn. That is due to the device being left on a still image for too long.

But the 3ds works normally

 

[Ryab]

But the 3ds works normally

It still will yes. burn in is the display specifically.

 

[Ghegghi]

It still will yes. burn in is the display specifically.

Watch an image

 

[Asia81]

i thought screen burning was specific to oled screens ?

 

[TheStonedModder]

i thought screen burning was specific to oled screens ?

It can happen to all screens. Some are just more fragile than others

I burnt the wii home screen into my families first flat screen.

 

[Hayato213]

Look like burn in to me.

 

[ghjfdtg]

It's not burn in. These artifacts happen if the LCD is turned off while drawing/showing something other than a completely black picture. This does not cause any hardware damage and you can ignore it.

 

[Ghegghi]

It's not burn in. These artifacts happen if the LCD is turned off while drawing/showing something other than a completely black picture. This does not cause any hardware damage and you can ignore it.

It's not burn in. These artifacts happen if the LCD is turned off while drawing/showing something other than a completely black picture. This does not cause any hardware damage and you can ignore it.

Thank you so much

 

[Ryab]

i thought screen burning was specific to oled screens ?

No definitely not. All displays are vulnerable to it. I have some old CRTs and LCDs with it. OLED's being vulnerable was definitely a big concern early on as they used to be very prone to it. But that has improved over time.

 

[rockrhead]

Had the same issue - fixed itself after some time. A thing to everyone: It is not screen burn! Its just gm9 being werid

 

[Ghegghi]

Had the same issue - fixed itself after some time. A thing to everyone: It is not screen burn! Its just gm9 being werid

Ok, thank you