nds play games all the time and crash what s going on l didn t be like this before

I've seen it before. A friend told me that he was poisoned. It's far-fetched.

But generally speaking, it's a matter of formatting the TF card. It's also possible that the place where the card was inserted was oxidized. Wipe it off with alcohol.

Because this has happened several times. A lot of my games are changed when they are fast clearing.

I don't know if it's a problem with one game, or all of them? Just one word change a r0m,If all have problems,Generally, there are two possibilities,One is that the contact is not good,Solve the TF card and burner card out,Wipe it simply,Blow a blow card slot or something,That's it,The second may be that there are junk files generated in the TF card,Back up the original files (kernel and game folder) on the computer,Put the card out,Re-test (it's better to change to a new kernel),And what crash city that,I've played twice.,A machine hasn't died.,I think it's all Haruka, right?

It depends on what kind of game it is. Some games have high requirements for reading due to the large data bandwidth they occupy, and if the speed can't keep up, NDS will crash. For example, the famous "City of Dead - Statue of Ruins".

Of course, the two upstairs are also one of the reasons why crashes are more likely to occur. But "poisoning" is generally unlikely.

The kernel of your NDS is broken, just reinstall it. Then there's the issue of your flashcard.

The game crashes after playing for a while, and there are many reasons for this. It is difficult to determine the exact reason from the simple description. The most common causes are:

1. Contact problems in card reading, i.e., there are contact problems between the flashcard and the TF card and the machine card slot, 2

TF card free capacity is too small, 3

There is a problem with the kernel, please try the correct kernel provided by the official website, 5

If there is a problem with the game console, such as a power supply problem, a problem with the machine card slot, poor CPU performance, etc., it can be solved by sending it for repair 10-80.

It is recommended that you first see if all games will freeze or if only the latest games will freeze, and you may need to update the kernel or patch it. There are only a few specific games that will crash, or big games will crash, or will it freeze when you press certain buttons or parts, and the problem will be supplemented in detail or ** chat.

Any flashcard may freeze if you open more than you have a gold finger. Another R4i Silver card has a bug, that is, it is easy to generate fragments in the TF card after operation, which needs to be processed from time to time. Sometimes, if you don't format it, you can't reinstall the kernel directly, and you can't enter the game, or it's easy to crash in the game.

You try to back up the game and save it to your computer regularly, format the TF card, reinstall the kernel, and copy back to the game and save to see if this can solve the problem. For cheats, set as little as possible, especially those with conflicts. For example, at the same time, set the maximum experience and add experience 10 times each time, these two are conflicts, the experience is already the maximum, and then you can't add experience, in some levels or some games may have no effect on this conflict, but some set games or levels, in the design did not take into account how to solve the experience will be full or after the error, directly crashed.

Another thing you said about poor contact is that there is a certain chance that the card reading anomaly will occur. For the flashcard, you can use anhydrous alcohol or eraser to clean the contact part of the flashcard, if the flashcard is not very tight in the card slot, you can put some thin paper on the label of the card to strengthen the contact thickness, which can greatly improve the contact problem. If the contact plate in the machine slot is not good or the pins are uneven, it can only be sent for repair.

If it is flush and clean, you can find a straight alloy file with the right thickness and gently file the internal spring contact piece a few times in the direction of the dial card.

It may be that the flashcard has poor contact, and mine also had this problem within a few days of buying it, but it is not ruled out that the gold finger is opened too much. This is not a big deal, don't worry!