2ds Turning on with black screen (there is the light as it's on tho) [Have CFW]

[M4nuelig0]

Hello!
So 2 days ago my Nex nintendo 2ds Xl started to show me whenever i turned it on a black screen and the light as it was on.
If I hold start or select it shows me the luma thingy and using recovery mode doesn't seem to do stuff.
Anyone knows how to fix it?

 

[CoolMe]

Hello!
So 2 days ago my Nex nintendo 2ds Xl started to show me whenever i turned it on a black screen and the light as it was on.
If I hold start or select it shows me the luma thingy and using recovery mode doesn't seem to do stuff.
Anyone knows how to fix it?

Boot into Luma3DS Menu holding "select" on boot and see if you have "disable Arm11 exception handlers" enabled. Uncheck it if it is.
Also what's the last you did with the n2dsxl? Were you playing a game, installed a game, have you seen any errors etc.

 

[M4nuelig0]

Boot into Luma3DS Menu holding "select" on boot and see if you have "disable Arm11 exception handlers" enabled. Uncheck it if it is.
Also what's the last you did with the n2dsxl? Were you playing a game, installed a game, have you seen any errors etc.

Last thing I did was play pmd eos on Twilight menu. After saving i turned off the system. Also now am gonna check that arm11 thing

 

[M4nuelig0]

it's unchecked

 

[CoolMe]

it's unchecked

Ok. Remove the sd card and turn on the system see if it boots into the home menu.

 

[M4nuelig0]

Ok. Remove the sd card and turn on the system see if it boots into the home menu.

nope doesn't boot into menu same black screen

 

[M4nuelig0]

nope doesn't boot into menu same black screen

this time it even turns off imediately

 

[CoolMe]

Boot into Luma3DS Menu holding "select" on boot and see if you have "disable Arm11 exception handlers" enabled. Uncheck it if it is.

@M4nuelig0 ^Do this again with the sd card still not inserted.

 

[M4nuelig0]

@M4nuelig0 ^Do this again with the sd card still not inserted.

same thing doesn't even turn on

 

[CoolMe]

same thing doesn't even turn on

You mean you can't access Luma3DS menu when holding select at boot? What about GodMode9 (holding start at boot)?

 

[M4nuelig0]

You mean you can't access Luma3DS menu when holding select at boot? What about GodMode9 (holding start)?

the menu doesn't boot up and when i press the button to turn the console on it shows the light that is on and then it powers off. maybe because it's on low batter (i am keeping it on this so i can turn it on and off easly without waiting a lot)

 

[CoolMe]

the menu doesn't boot up and when i press the button to turn the console on it shows the light that is on and then it powers off.

Ok.

maybe because it's on low batter (i am keeping it on this so i can turn it on and off easly without waiting a lot)

It's not because of having low battery.. Though it doesn't hurt if you plug it in to charge while doing this.

 

[M4nuelig0]

Ok.

It's not because of having low battery.. Though it doesn't hurt if you plug it in to charge while doing this.

the fact is that even with holding the power button for 15 seconds then 3 it doesn't seem to turn off so if i don't wanna wait until it gets to 0 battery i can do this and wait some seconds unplugging the charge to get it to die

 

[CoolMe]

Sounds like a hardware issue.
Though we will make sure it's not software related issue first, you will start by testing the sd card with h2testw to make sure it's not faulty or defective. Obviously backup you sd card contents before doing so.
Format the sd card as Fat32 32kb cluster size before and after the test.
- if it passes the test, put all the contents back and place the Luma3DS & GodMode9 files from here onto your sd card, and turn it on again.
- if it fails the test, then it's indeed faulty and you to get a new replacement sd card, and testing it out just the same when you get it.

 

[CoolMe]

the fact is that even with holding the power button for 15 seconds then 3

"Then 3" what?

it doesn't seem to turn off so if i don't wanna wait until it gets to 0 battery i can do this and wait some seconds unplugging the charge to get it to die

Not sure what you're talking about here..
Try unplugging the battery for a minute and then put it back.

 

[M4nuelig0]

Sounds like a hardware issue.
Though we will make sure it's not software related issue first, you will start by testing the sd card with h2testw to make sure it's not faulty or defective. Obviously backup you sd card contents before doing so.
Format the sd card as Fat32 32kb cluster size before and after the test.
- if it passes the test, put all the contents back and place the Luma3DS & GodMode9 files from here onto your sd card, and turn it on again.
- if it fails the test, then it's indeed faulty and you to get a new replacement sd card, and testing it out just the same when you get it.

you sure i am not gonna loose some stuff? it's not technically my 2ds, it's my little brother's but he lets me use it because he doesn't play that much

 

[elk1007]

you sure i am not gonna loose some stuff? it's not technically my 2ds, it's my little brother's but he lets me use it because he doesn't play that much

Does the screen backlight come on, and the blue power light shows for a moment, and then there's a pop sound from the speaker and the console turns off?

This happened to me, it was an unseated top-screen ribbon cable.

 

[M4nuelig0]

Does the screen backlight come on, and the blue power light shows for a moment, and then there's a pop sound from the speaker and the console turns off?

This happened to me, it was an unseated top-screen ribbon cable.

nope just black and no pop sound from speaker, also it keeps on not turns off that happens when i remove the sd card

 

[CoolMe]

you sure i am not gonna loose some stuff? it's not technically my 2ds, it's my little brother's but he lets me use it because he doesn't play that much

Nope, as long as you copy everything to a safe place. Use Roadkil's unstoppable copier to copy your data.

 

[M4nuelig0]

Sounds like a hardware issue.
Though we will make sure it's not software related issue first, you will start by testing the sd card with h2testw to make sure it's not faulty or defective. Obviously backup you sd card contents before doing so.
Format the sd card as Fat32 32kb cluster size before and after the test.
- if it passes the test, put all the contents back and place the Luma3DS & GodMode9 files from here onto your sd card, and turn it on again.
- if it fails the test, then it's indeed faulty and you to get a new replacement sd card, and testing it out just the same when you get it.

by here what do you mean? sorry if i wasn't responding but i went to sleep also the test didn't identify any errors.