Nintendo why does my nintendo power light just keep blinking when it is turned on?

A blinking green light usually indicated that your connected to a wifi connection or a ds to ds link.

Steps:

• You need to make sure game is in first
• push power than blue light will blink
• after the light finishes blinking and still does not turn on then do sync procedure
• open the battery side and push the red sync button then quickly push the sync button on the wii and wait for it to blink and light should be on

What color is the power light when the system shuts off?

Red: If the power light is red, or flashing red, when the system turns off, then the system's battery needs to be charged.


Blue: If the power light is blue when the system turns off, then there appears to be a problem with the system and it will need to be repaired.

If the orange recharge indicator light blinks while the system is plugged in and charging, then it is likely that the battery is not installed properly.

If you have ensured that the battery is installed properly but the orange light still blinks, check to make sure that the battery is a licensed by Nintendo. The only licensed Nintendo DSi battery will have the model number "TWL-003" (Nintendo DSi) or "UTL-003" (Nintendo DSi XL) and will display Nintendo's logo.
Call 1-800-255-3700 if you still need help.

The 72 pin connector is bad in the NES console which is why your getting the red light to constantly blink.

The connector needs to be replaced, this is one site I found thru google that sells replacement connectors. Click here.

That site happens to give you an installation guide that will show you how to take out the old connector and install the new one.

This is because you have wiiconnect24 turned on. wiiconnect24 keeps your wii in a standby mode so that you can receive messages when you are not playing the wii. When the disc tray is blinking blue this means you have a new message. If you want to turn wiiconnect24 off go into the wii settings menu then wiiconnect24. If you just want to turn the wii off fully then when you want to turn the wii off hold the power button on the wii down until it turns red.

You game is most likely just dirty which doesn't allow it to connect to the console completely. Clean the gold strip on the bottom of the game with a q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol. Make sure it is dry before you try it in the system again.

well, heres what you do.. turn it off, and eject the cartridge.. blow in the bottom where the chip is to get rid of any dust, and put it back in.. turn it on.. if it still blinks, turn it off, and eject the game again.. this time blow into the nes itself.. put the game back in, and turn it on.. if its STILL blinking, grab another cartridge, and TURN OFF THE NES its very important. press down on the game you want to play, like your going to eject it, but instead of letting it up, slide that second cartridge you grabbed in on top of the first one.. turn the nes on, and enjoy...

it SHOULD work... if not, try taking a q-tip and dipping it in hydrogen peroxide, and cleaning the nes and game.

HAVE FUN

make sure that all the cables are connected FULLY.
blinking light means that there is no signal.

The monitor requires service The monitor is not receiving a signal from the computer

Ensure that the receiver is plugged in to the USB port in back of the Wii Console. If the light on the receiver is blinking, too, then with the Guitar turned on, press the white button on the receiver.