File Problem...

[T3h L337 D0uGz0rz]

i went to boot up my old copy of diamond for the first time in quite some time, and apon starting i get a blue screen that says "The data could not be read. Please turn off the power, then remove and reinsert the DS game Card." i fear this could be the end of my diamond. I have platinum and losing diamond isnt a terreble problem with the exception of one thing. I had completed the pokedex. seriously, the whole thing up to darkrai. No cheating or anything. I had played all of them before it to do it. done endless GBA slot transfers. Fought though more crouds of children at pokemon events to get them. Had a shiny Camurupt, Golem, Cacnea, and Larvatar, and a completely EV trained team. I just dont want to lose it. Anyone got any ideas to fix? I tried alcohol swabing the pins too. it didnt work.... T.T

 

[BCVM22]

If it's gone, it's gone. There's no magic advice anyone here can give you to bring it back.

 

[Typhlosion Trainer]

I have to agree with BCVM22, there is no technique/way for you to get your file back.

 

[Pokemonaholic997]

This happened to me on platinum once. I just blew really hard in the game slot and it fixed. But You really swabbed it with alchahol?! That will probably just ruin the game card! I think ur screwed....

 

[randomspot555]

You swabbed the pins with rubbing alcohol?

lol

The handheld systems by Nintendo are fairly sturdy. The same can not be said about the game cards. If you don't store it properly away from dust/rubbing alcohol/cheetos crumbs/mountain dew, it will get ruined.

 

[Togekiss•Torchic]

you used alcohol on it ?
you just made it worst like my firered orange juice thing.
you have to start from scratch sorry

 

[surfer treecko]

The game carts are not sturdy? My pokemon Red survived being in a microwave, and I dropped pearl on the driveway accidently, and when I came back it worked perfectly. It might of even rained.

 

[Deleted member 11515]

This is not a game help section. [img139]http://i30.*******.com/2pr7ew6.png[/img139]