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Posted on May 05, 2008

Nintendo DS Lite setup failure

I enter the nickname, dates, colors, etc. I select the confirm to save, and power cycle, it is stuck in the setup pages. The defaults for dates are 0, and so are the times. Is there a way to reformat the ds lite?

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Could be a bad battery. Open the battery cover and take out the battery for a little then put it back in and you can setup stuff again.

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I just copied that from nintendo.com's customer service for you... it's better than how I could explain it.
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