Fragment of game stuck inside leapster 2

chip:
noun
plural noun: chips

1. 1. a small piece of something removed in the course of chopping, cutting, or breaking a hard material such as wood or stone.
   "granite chips"
   synonyms: fragment, piece, bit; More
   
   
   
   
   • a hole or mark on a hard object or surface where a small piece has broken off."keep an eye out for any scratches or chips on the bodywork that might need treating"
     synonyms: nick, crack, snick, scratch; More
2. BRITISHwood or woody fibre split into thin strips and used for weaving hats or baskets.

2. BRITISH
a long rectangular piece of deep-fried potato.
"he always enjoyed fish and chips"
synonyms: chipped potatoes, potato chips, game chips; More

• NORTH AMERICANa potato crisp.
  noun: potato chip; plural noun: potato chips

3. short for microchip.

4. a counter used in certain gambling games to represent money.
"a poker chip"
synonyms: counter, token, disc, jetton; More

5. (in football, golf, and other sports) a short lofted kick or shot.
"he made no mistake with a chip and a par putt from four feet to seal victory"

verb
3rd person present: chips

1. 1. cut or break (a small piece) from a hard material.
   "we had to chip ice off the upper deck"
   synonyms: nick, crack, snick, scratch; More
   • (of a material or object) break at the edge or on the surface."the paint had chipped off the gate"
     synonyms: break (off), crack, fragment, crumble More
2. cut pieces off (a hard material) to shape it or break it up.
   "craftsmen chipped the blocks of flint to the required shape"
   synonyms: whittle, hew, chisel More

2.
BRITISH
cut (a potato) into chips.

3. (in football, golf, and other sports) kick or strike (a ball or shot) to produce a short lofted shot or pass.
"he chipped a superb shot over the keeper"

You have to make sure that your Cartridges is clean. Try to vacum of blow both of the cartridge hole and also the place where you put the cartridge, Sometime very small tiny dirt will makes that the cartridge cannot be recognise by the console.

Instead of 1 starter game and a few demo game that you get from Leapfrog Connect, you can also get more downloadable games for your Leapster 2. You can get it here:
leapster-2.blogspot.com

You have to make sure that your Cartridges is clean. Try to vacum of blow both of the cartridge hole and also the place where you put the cartridge, Sometime very small tiny dirt will makes that the cartridge cannot be recognise by the console.

Instead of 1 starter game and a few demo game that you get from Leapfrog Connect, you can also get more downloadable games for your Leapster 2. You can get it here:
leapster-2.blogspot.com

"It's beneath one of the damned pawns at the perimeter of the library, if you go Dante's right from the door you can ignore them all until there are two next to each other. The one closer to you is on the fragment."
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THERE MAY BE 2 REASONS.
1)FRAGMENTED FILES :
TO DE FRAGMENT THE DRIVES OR FILES -RIGHT CLICK ON MY COMPUTER -->SELECT MANAGE-->AND EXPAND THE STORAGE OPTION IN LIST(CLICK ON + SYMBOL OF STORAGE)
CLICK ON DISK DE FRAGMENTER -->SELECT ONE DRIVE DRIVE--->CLICK ON DE FRAGMENT TAB-->IT STARTS DE FRAGMENTING .IT TAKES SOME TIME TO DE FRAGMENT .AFTER DETRAGMENTING ONE DRIVE ,DE FRAGMENT THE OTHER DRIVES AND CLOSE IT.
2)DOUBLE CLICK ON MY COMPUTER---> SELECT C:\ DRIVE OR THE DRIVE WHICH CONTAINS YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM-->SELECT WINDOWS (IF THERE ARE NO FOLDERS CLICK ON SHOW ALL HIDDEN FILES )FOLDER OPEN THE TEMP FOLDER & Prefetch AND DELETE ALL IT'S CONTENTS.
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F2 means that the rotor (PN 525884P) is sensed to not be turning, It could be a small piece of food debris, a tiny fragment of a shell or broken glass, has gotten lodged in the wash impeller, or it could be a seized bearing. The buzzing sound is most likely a burr on the lower portion of the wash rotor. Remove the rack, then the filter plate (the large silver plate with all the holes in it), and then the wash impeller (the blue finned "fan" in the middle). While looking at the lower rotor, be sure that its fins are crisp and sharp with no flashing or burrs. Remove burrs with a razor blade. Does the fan spin freely? If not, try a few drops of lubricating oil on the bearings while working the rotor back and forth trying to free it up. Is there anything in the cup that would prevent the rotor from turning? (fragment of glass, shell, etc)

Check to see if anything is stuck inside. Sometimes a small fragment of paper gets stuck inside and triggers the "jam" message.

Most common cause of this in any printer is a tiny fragment of paper stuck in the sensor somewhere.

If you have powered off and back on without clearing the fault, then look hard (with a torch/flashlight) for small fragments of paper stuck in the mechanism.

Check for anything small stuck between the rollers, like a tiny fragment of paper, or any other debris. Clean it with a can of compressed air, if possible. Hold the printer upside down and gently try to shake off anything that may be inside. Sometimes you may have to dismantle the cover to check properly.
Clean the roller with a damp cloth and wait for the rollers to dry completely before trying to print again.
Make sure you have selected the correct paper type and quality from the printer properties.