DeBugged gone BAD!

[wz400]

Story: Me and my friend Steve tryed to debug his newly dead tama we did what the site said but IT WENT CRAZY! the debugging worked BUT IT IS STILL CRAZZY FAST!

Info:V4 2 year old sound broke ball on the top is missing

The debug caused:fast time quick mail sick fast dieing quick UNCONTROLABLE!

PLEASE HELP!

 

[binary]

Pressing the C (right) button should toggle hyperspeed on/off.

 

[wz400]

WE tryed it did not work!

 

[RikkiG]

You cannot stop hyperspeed in V4. Sorry.

 

[ilovekuchipa555]

What other things happened? If I know...maybe I could help.

 

[SebMametchi]

for the last time... WHATS DEBUGGED?!

 

[kruggie4]

I have tried to even take the battery out of my tama and it will not [SIZE=14pt]slow[/SIZE] down [SIZE=21pt]HELP[/SIZE]

 

[kruggie4]

[SIZE=21pt]help![/SIZE]

 

[kruggie4]

Help

 

[SecretAgent1994]

How to undebug:

1) Open up your tama again

2) You know where you scratched the semi circles? Erase the pencil marks with an eraser.

3) Put it back together.

WARNING: May harm youir tama like debugging does! Undebugging is JUST as bad!

 

[kruggie4]

tks

 

[kruggie4]

What other things happened? If I know...maybe I could help.

did u read the top

 

[wz400]

CALM DOWN STEVEN!! HEY STEVE!

 

[wz400]

for the last time... WHATS DEBUGGED?!

OK!!!! TO DE BUGG YOUR TAMA IS TO PICK WHAT TAMA YOU WANT DO NOT TRY IT!

 

[wz400]

HEY! Steven, did it work?

 

[GrandmaLuvsHerGotchis]

Hun, I strongly suggest buying a new Tama if this dosn't work.

^.^

~Grama

 

[kruggie4]

yes it worked and i got the last tama from when it was debugged

 

[kruggie4]

How to undebug:
1) Open up your tama again

2) You know where you scratched the semi circles? Erase the pencil marks with an eraser.

3) Put it back together.

WARNING: May harm youir tama like debugging does! Undebugging is JUST as bad!

thanks very much

 

[tamagotchi411]

Omg! I'm really sorry about your tama. I dont know what to tell you? Mabye you can take out the battery? I really dont know. Dont try that.

 

[sammy9090]

debugging can't "go bad"

it's bad enough