Nintendo DS: Audio, Video & Touch Screen
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How to Adjust the Screen Brightness on Nintendo DS Lite
Step by step instructions on how to change the brightness settings and to turn the backlight setting on or off. Complete these steps Remove all games from the Nintendo DS. Turn the system on by pressing the POWER Button. Tap the screen using the stylus when the Touch the Touch Screen to continue message... KA ID: 7464 -
Touch Screen Doesn't Respond or Is Inaccurate When Touched
The information in this article can help you when: The Touch Screen isn't responding at all. The Touch Screen is responding incorrectly. What to do Be sure that you're using only the bottom screen of the Nintendo DS with the stylus. The upper screen is not a touch screen. Unlicensed screen protectors can lower the sensitivity of the... KA ID: 4646 -
How to Recalibrate the Nintendo DS/DS Lite Touch Screen
In this article, you'll learn how to recalibrate the touch screen. Important Calibration must be done with a stylus. Using an unlicensed screen protector can lower the sensitivity of the screen, making calibration difficult. If the problem you are encountering... KA ID: 3928 -
Lines on the Nintendo DS/DS Lite Screen
The information in this article can help you when: A screen has dark or light lines. A screen is displaying only half of an image. Note: If you are seeing lines on the screen that slowly fade away after turning off the system, this is normal. What to do If you see lines on either screen of your Nintendo DS during game play, then... KA ID: 4643 -
Lower Screen Looks Different than the Upper Screen
The information in this article can help you when there is a visible difference between the appearance or color of the lower screen and that of the upper screen. What to do Due to the touch screen feature of the lower screen, an additional layer of touch-sensitive material is added. The top screen is not touch-sensitive, and can appear slightly brighter than... KA ID: 4648 -
A Nintendo DS Screen Has a Small White (or Other Color) Dot
The information in this article can help you when either screen has one or two small dots on the screen. What to do With a small number of Nintendo DS screens, one or two dots on the screen may appear to be 'stuck' on a particular color, such as white or red, or the pixel may be black/off. This effect... KA ID: 4649 -
How to Change the Menu Background Color on Nintendo DS/DS Lite Systems
In this article, you'll learn how to change the background color of the menu. Complete these steps Remove all games from the Nintendo DS. Turn the system on by pressing the POWER Button. Tap the screen using the stylus when the Touch the Touch Screen to continue message... KA ID: 3931 -
Screen Appears Cracked
The information in this article can help you when: A screen has dark spots, like ink blotches or stains. A screen has been cracked. What to do If runny colors or blotchy colors permanently remain on the screen, even when the Nintendo DS is OFF, then the liquid crystal display (LCD) is cracked. Nintendo is no longer offering... KA ID: 4642 -
No Sound through Headphones (Nintendo DS/DS Lite)
The information in this article can help you when: No sound is coming out of the headphones. Sound from headphones is faint, even at the highest volume setting. Some sounds are only coming from one... What to do Check the volume control on the bottom of the system to make sure it's not all the way to the left. Remove the headphones from the headphone connector. If you can hear sounds through the... KA ID: 4764 -
Piece of Foreign Material Stuck Behind the Touch Screen
The information in this article can help you when a piece of foreign material has become lodged between the Touch Screen and the housing of the Nintendo DS. Note Do not use any liquid or cleaning solution, as this may damage the system. The touch panel cleaning process should only be performed when foreign material is visible. Tools needed: A brand-new... KA ID: 4627
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