While in the NDS main start up screen, push the settings button (bottom center) and then go to the yellow button on the far right. follow the directions and you touch screen should be calibrated.
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While this is right, I find that my screen wont get past the first four calibration movements. I think its realling annoying but I have learnt to live with it.
It depends. If the touch screen works, but isn't clicking where you want it to, then you need to calibrate it. You can do this on the Settings. If the touchscreen is not responding at all, then sorry, you need a new Nintendo DS.
The lower screen is a touch sensitive screen.
When I calibrate mine, I am stuck in an endless loop of calibration.
buy a new one
Nintendo - Dual Screen
You need to about calibrate your ds about one time every three weeks. The reason you need to calibrate the screen is that the Nintendo has a touch screen, so it depends where you touch it. If you calibrate the screen very very closely you will get the exact touch on the screen. Once I didn't calibrate it and i missed a big chance of doing something on my Nintendo. GOOD LUCK!!!
It depends. If the touch screen works, but isn't clicking where you want it to, then you need to calibrate it. You can do this on the Settings. If the touchscreen is not responding at all, then sorry, you need a new Nintendo DS.
In order to calibrate the Nintendo DS touch screen the stylus has to be used. Remove all games and turn on the system. Press the A button in order to get the Control Panel to open. Then open the Settings menu and then use the control pad to move the cursor over the cross hairs and then use the stylus each time the square appears on the screen to calibrate.
When you turn it on you'll go to the main DS screen then hit the DS symbol at the very bottom then hit the yellow icon all the way to the left to calibrate the screen you're welcome :) Go to the main DS screen and at the bottom hit the DS symbol then hit the yellow symbol on the RIGHT to calibrate
The lower screen is a touch sensitive screen.
When I calibrate mine, I am stuck in an endless loop of calibration.
You need to go to the DS settings on the main menu, and calibrate the screen.
Yes,of course it is a type of DS after all
No, the Wii is Nintendo's home console that needs a TV and the DS is Nintendo's Dual Screen handheld, which has a touch screen.
No its not. The only portable game system that has a touch screen is the Nintendo ds.
Yes. All Nintendo DS' have touch screens. The difference between the regular and the Lite is the size and weight of the device.
One is the touch screen.