Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Calculator "port making" Questions

...new?, like a factory setting? It is possible that there is some foreign substance inside the IO port. Blow some air on it to remove the foreign object. Do not use the tip of a pencil as the lead ...

...object is loged in the Rount IO port, it may short the circuits, making the calculator run slow. Remove any material in the IO port, by blowing air or some other way. Do not insert anything

...link software is not recognizing my calculator You need to make sure you are using a USB 2.0 port. Also, many laptops tend not to recognize the calculator due to a lack of sufficient power. I ...

...Connect the cable to the calculator and connect the other end of the cable to the computer port (Serial port, or USB port). Make sure the calculator is still ON. Run TIConnect. In the main ...

...them respond I had this problem before. It is either water damage or theirs a short in your I/O port. My solution is to leave it somewhere warm for about a day to get the water to evaporate. Take ...

...if you are using the TI USB SilverLink cable. It needs to enter fully inside the calculator IO port. If you still have problem, you can transfer files from another calculator (same type). Hope

...button. The software will try to detect the calculator. If the answer is NOT FOUND on any of the ports, click the communication settings at the bottom of the window. Select Device: enter you ...

...making key press entries, the product responds slowlyIf a piece foreign material such as a pencil lead is lodged in the I/O port of the calculator, it may create a short causing the calculator to ...

...slow. Even after trying to change batteries. There may be something lodged in the calculator I/O port. Blow on it or use compressed air to dislodge the piece. Do not use the tip of a pencil, as

...the calculator off. I have changed batteries but that didn't help. Blow really hard into the I/O port. It fixed the same problem I had on