1. Ti 84 Plus Ce Fake Reset Tool
2. Ti 84 Plus Ce Fake Reset

Hi, I'm not a someone who generally messes around with their calculator, but I saw some of the posts in this forum and thought some of you might know how to solve this problem. My TI-84 Plus Silver Edition is frozen. Whenever I turn it on, I get the 'RAM Cleared' message. When I press Enter, I can dismiss the message. After that point, the calculator goes completely unresponsive. The cursor doesn't blink and any key I press, including On/Off and Enter, has no impact.

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I've already changed all 4 batteries, as well as the lithium ion backup battery, so I have no idea what the problem is. Does anyone have any clues? If it helps, I used the calculator yesterday with no problems, and I haven't dropped the calculator since, so I doubt the problem is caused by physical damage.

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2. If you have TI-OS v2.53MP and newer, you may want to consider creating your own screen, but it's fairly easy for the teacher to check if the data is actually cleared or not. I'm not sure if similar programs exist if you have a newer TI-84 Plus (like the CSE or CE), so hopefully someone else can either link you to one or provide the code for it.

This program simulates the “RAM Cleared” screen so that you can fool your teachers if you need to. To input lowercase text and disable the “Done” message at the end of the program, you will need to use assembly hex codes; you can learn more about them here.

WARNING: Inputting hexadecimal codes incorrectly can crash your calculator, either resetting the RAM or, in worst cases, crashing the calculator permanently. Make sure you check (and double check) that the code is correct, and if you can, try it on an emulator first.

Ti 84 Plus Ce Fake Reset Tool

Required Subprograms:

• Run Indicator On/Off* (Off program)

Ti 84 Plus Ce Fake Reset

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