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They're all located on the touch screen. I'm trying to figure out if they're safe to fix and how you fix them.Also, they're white, if it makes a difference.
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Download this program:
DiagnoSe (1.54MB)
Place the
.NDS file on your flashcard and run the
.NDS file!
Run it on your NDS and select the:
Fix stuck pixelsFeatures:
1. Test Buttons
2. Test Stylus
3. Test Wifi
4. Boot GBA
5. Test Microphone
6. Test Speakers
7. Fix stuck pixels
8. Test screen lights
9. Test motion card/pak/mk6 motion
10. Test rumble pak
11. Test DLDI FAT
12. Credits
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Replying to #3
Please do tell if it worked!
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Do you know how long this usually takes?
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Replying to #5
Sorry never had a Stuck Pixel o_o
Try holding the disco block XP over the stuck pixel or sliding it over it!
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I know.It's already been 20 minutes, I'll try later.
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you could always send it to nintendo last time i checked they had a service were they fixed dead pixels on any DS
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Replying to #8
HAHAHA. It's free if your warranty hasn't expired yet, but mine is expired.
So it's either $75 to fix it, or $85 to get it replaced.