Ds tt I recently brought one of these but cannot get it to work on the ds. It comes up with a menu screen on the top screen of the ds but we cannot access any of the games on file.

Hi new top screen is needed can be brought for about 8 quid if you want to try becareful if not i can do a new 1 for 20

try this site has all firmare fake and real
http://linfoxdomain.com/nintendo/ds

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If your booting to a GBA game, there us a setting in the machine BIOS to tells it to use the top or bottom screen. You can access it by taking out the games and booting the unit.

If your booting a DS game, it should display on both. If not, it is possible a wire has come loose on the display (or the screen went bad).

You can try and check for the wire yourself or take it to a repair shop. If you bought it recently call Nintendo.

You may have the incorrect firmware on the memory card that goes into the ttds card! Look at the box or the card for the original tt website. There has been lots of these cards and not all are the same! So try get the correct firmware by looking up the makers of the card. Getting the correct firmware should solve the problem. One more possibilty is that you have picked up a fake tt card and in this case i would bin it before it blows a fuse in your ds eventually. Trust me ive done it before, and i fix ds consoles everyday so it wasnt a great deal for me to replace the fuse.

Hi,

I have several of these 'TT Cards' for my kids.

Firstly put the micro sd card in the sd card adapter and format it in your PC. When you go to format please slect restore default settings and then click format. (That is ofcourse if you have a micro sd card? If not a 2gb one will hold about 20 games)

Then open the location that you sd card is E: etc and create a new folder called Games. This is where all the .nds files you would have downloaded will be put.

You then need to drag and drop the latest firmware for the TT card onto the sd card in the PC. You can get i here:
http://www.neoflash.com/go/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=219&Itemid=27

Just download and unzip. If you need it winrar is a free download.

Ok, after you have done all of that you need to take the sd card out of the PC, put it into the tt card, put the tt card into the ds, turn on the DS and let it start up.

If all is done properly you should see a nice TT card menu on the screen!!!

Now turn off DS, remove tt card, take sd card out of tt card, place micro sd card into adapter and then into pc, open sd card location, open games folder and just drag and drop downloaded nds game files there.

Please remember only .nds files can be played on a flash cart of which a tt card is one.

Also look for a ds rom trimmer tool on google. Will make the game a lot smaller so you can get more on the card.

Hope this helps.

Anyproblems please message me back.

Best Wishes,

Karlos

Backup the card to your computer, then right click the memory card in my computer and go to properties then click format and when its done copy everything back onto it and you should be all set!

When you boot the Nintendo DS you can change the illumination settings in the main menu.
One the main menu, you will find a sunny symbol in the lower left corner of the screen. Click on that and you should be able to change the level of illumination. If you are also wondering if you can change the brightness during game play, you can't. Games such as Mario 64 DS come with support for brightness change but otherwise you have to do it before game play.

Try format the microSD memory to FAT then download again the system files and test again the card.
If not working then you have a defective card so try to find help from your seller or a method to make the card work again.

replace the ribbon to the top screen. Look for "ds lite top screen" on ebay