On turning on the ds it says on the screen system

Instructions from Nintendo.
' Nintendo - Customer Service ' Nintendo DS - Setting the Time and Date

it is possible that the date recorded on the save in your game is different from that on the ds. check the date and time in your ds settings and correct them if necessary. do not have a cartridge in the slot when you try this.

Remove all game cards from your NDS, turn it ON then touch the small NDS button and set the date. If you still get the same error message, set the YEAR about 2 years earlier (2009).

Sounds the new error that's come up for <a href="http://www.dscardworld.com">R4i SDHC</a> . The new update should fix it or you can rollback your date on your DS.

Or you can check out a card that never gets a date error. I got an M3i Zero from http://www.dscardworld.com and it's never given me any problems.

Hello,
That error is recent for all <a href="http://www.dscardworld.com">R4i SDHC</a> but there's a fix in the latest update to the card. or you can roll back the date on your DS.

it is just an eol (End Of Live) in the software of your ds card.
Plug out your ds and remove your r4 card.
Plug on your ds and change the date to 2009.
Plug out your ds and insert your r4 cart.
Plug on your ds and you can play again.
Now there wil be new software on the internet who is an update on the old software, so if you want to renew your software ist there on the net.

Known problem with the NDS Cards but here is a temporary fix:Take out the NDS cards and start up DS without them

• Tap the symbol in the middle of the screen at the bottom that looks like a DS.
• Tap the blue box with a calender and clock in.
• Change the date a month or two back.
• Restart DS with NDS cards in.

Even though this is temporary the people at NDS are working for a solution. But until then you might just have to keep putting the date back.

think you have to go on to site and download new upgrade for it to work.....waiting on hubby to check out and try. r4i-sdhc.com

Go into setup and set todays date and save it, that should go away.
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How to do it above.