How to well u see my bro was playing my ds and i told him to use a pen and use the non pointed end, and did not listen and used the pointed end and scratched all over my bottom screen and then i dropped it when i came out of a car how do i fix it?

The only way to save is to beat a castle. In any given world you have the halfway point which is a small castle and an end point which is a big castle at the end. Once you beat either castle a question appears at the bottom asking if you want to save. Just pick yes and you must play from there to the next save point in the next world. TIP: also the big coins you get in every level can be used to open up prize rooms and whatnot, every time you open a prize room or different path the game will prompt you to save there as well. Very helpful near the end when the levels become excruciatingly unforgiving.

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.

This is what I told one personwho had a similar problem.

One time when my dinosoar of a ds was not a dino, I left it plugged in to the wall for a few days. When I went to unplug it and play a game that required the touch screen, it seemed to not know i was touching it. That night I went and bought mario bros. partners in time and played that game (which used buttons and not the screen) until my ds died and I recharged it only for a day and the touch screen worked again.

Another time I went to someones house with 2 little kids and let them play my game. They lost my pen ( and it was a hassel finding a pen small enough to fit in the slot) and started using their fingers. We ate some super buttery popcorn and kept touching the screen with our fingers. The next day the touch screen did not work and my step dad had to use windex 3 times daily for 2 days before it would work.

Make sure you try what I tried a few times. Pretty much any problem you have with the touch screen not responding can be fixed by letting your batteries run out of juice and recharging in a maximum time of 1 day. If this fails you, make sure you are using the bottom screen. You dont know how many people I have met that kept replacing their ds and ended up finding out they were using the wrong screen. Finally, replace the screen, and buttons or just replce the ds or dsi.

One time when my dinosoar of a ds was not a dino, I left it plugged in to the wall for a few days. When I went to unplug it and play a game that required the touch screen, it seemed to not know i was touching it. That night I went and bought mario bros. partners in time and played that game (which used buttons and not the screen) until my ds died and I recharged it only for a day and the touch screen worked again.

Another time I went to someones house with 2 little kids and let them play my game. They lost my pen ( and it was a hassel finding a pen small enough to fit in the slot) and started using their fingers. We ate some super buttery popcorn and kept touching the screen with our fingers. The next day the touch screen did not work and my step dad had to use windex 3 times daily for 2 days before it would work.

Make sure you try what I tried a few times. Pretty much any problem you have with the touch screen not responding can be fixed by letting your batteries run out of juice and recharging in a maximum time of 1 day. If this fails you, make sure you are using the bottom screen. You dont know how many people I have met that kept replacing their ds and ended up finding out they were using the wrong screen. Finally, replace the screen, and buttons or just replce the ds or dsi.

youre little bro probably cracked something inside it bring it back 2 where u ot it they will probably fix it

You should never put water on a NDS console, the best advice I can give you now is to leave it turned off and leave it in a warm, dry place for a week. Hopefully that should dry it out.

if your touch screen is non responsive I can replace it. I have new touchscreens in stock for $24.
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this is not going to be able to be fixed you will have to return it

It largely depends on what model of switch the phones are connected to, however here are some links to user card and voicemail instructions, hope it helps.

http://www142.nortelnetworks.com/bvdoc/norstarbcm/t7316uce03.pdf

http://www142.nortelnetworks.com/bvdoc/norstarbcm/nvm4_reference_guide.pdf

To listen to your messages:
A number of options are available to you during and after listening to a message.
The table “Listening to your mailbox messages” shows the options and when they
are available.
1. Press ƒ·°⁄ to open your mailbox.
2. Enter your mailbox password and press OK or £.
3. Press PLAY to listen to your messages. For options,
refer to the table "Listening to your mailbox
messages".
4. Press ® to end the session.
Listening to your mailbox messages
Option Button Available
while
listening to a
message
Available
after
listening to
a message
Description
Backup ⁄
or
< <<
X Rewinds the message nine seconds and
resumes playing it from that point.
Copy fi
or
COPY
X X Sends a copy of the message to one or more
mailboxes. When you record the introduction
to the forwarded message, the introduction
must be more than three seconds long.
End of
Message
‹ ‹
or
> >> > >>
X Skips to the end of the message.
Envelope † X X Plays the information on the message envelope.
Envelope information includes the date and
time the message was sent and, if the message
was internal, the directory name of the sender.
This option is not shown on the display.
Erase °
or
ERASE
X X Deletes the message currently being played or,
if no messages are playing, deletes the
message just played. Deleted messages remain
in your mailbox until the session is ended.
(Refer to Notes 1. and 2.)
Forward ‹
or
> >>
X Advances the message nine seconds and
continues playing from that point. A message
can be forwarded as many times as required.

Its possible though sometimes it is expensive so dont worth the work.

-Top screen broken: you can buy a replacement and carefully do the work by yourself with the help of a guide (youtube have many) and some tools (3 winding screwdriver is the less common though not much). The foil data ribbon can be bought separatelly for the original NDS though the new NDS lite have it soldered and very difficult to work.

-Broken plastics: a broken hinge means you need to buy a replacement shell. Anyway buy a complete shell from a DS modding shop or take parts from a non broken plastics DS (water damaged one may be good) in a place like ebay. You would be lucky if you find a non broken screens and good plastics DS for parts.

At the end you may be over your repair budget and not only that, you would be very near to buy a new unit with this money. Each one make its own choice.

Good Luck...