Mi NDS clock isnt working

Instructions from Nintendo.
' Nintendo - Customer Service ' Nintendo DS - Setting the Time and Date

this happened to me. all you have to do is take the card out, go to options, click on the calender and set it back a year. thats what i did and i fixed it.
i hope it workes for you too.

turn the ds date back a day in the settings. if problem continues, turn back date back a month or a year. worked for me.

Known problem with the NDS Cards but here is a temporary fix:Take out the NDS cards and start up DS without them

• Tap the symbol in the middle of the screen at the bottom that looks like a DS.
• Tap the blue box with a calender and clock in.
• Change the date a month or two back.
• Restart DS with NDS cards in.

Even though this is temporary the people at NDS are working for a solution. But until then you might just have to keep putting the date back.

Change date in system settings to 13/04/2010

well one thing that can cause this is major damage in the charger or the ds lite

The problem is that your son dropped it. This damages both the inside and outside of the DS. I would suggest contacting your nearest video game store to see if they can fix it.

to reset the ds to factory settings, you will need a screwdriver. on the back of the ds is a little panel, just unscrew that, take the cover off and that that should reveal the battery pack. then all you need to do is take out the battery for a few seconds and stick it back in. put the cover back in and the next time you turn on the ds you will need to input all the data again as if you bought it for the first time.

im sure the nintendo company will fic it for you for some money, furtherrmore you can order custom parts for ur NDS online, that may solve the problem.

okay listen the sd card has to be blown on put it back in to little hole thing in the thing on the r4 card.Then blow the ds cartridge and the r4 and put it back in and it should work perfectly and if it doesnt just do it one more time and keep on doing it.