My game boy advance has erased my saved file how can I get it back?
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My game boy advance has erased my saved file how can I get it back
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Glaceon answered:
Unforunately there's no possible way to recover a save file that's been deleted. Sorry. :/
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Frozen Wasteland answered:
You can't, and itll keep doing this UNLESS you replace the "Save File" chip in the gsme itself, which will hard to find due tolack of working ones and since theyre not made anymore.
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memetors answered:
Ahhh right click your vba Pokemon emerald sav.file and click properties then click previus versions I hope it can help
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Ooshe answered:
[b][size=20][color=Bue]You can fix it with a cotton wool bud! It may not work but it has worked before:
1. Get a cotton wool bud and twist the end a bit so you end up with a flat end of cotton.
2. Take the game cartridge out of the GBA/DS.
3. Poke the cotton wool bud into the cartridge and gently scrape the data chips on the way back up. (VERY GENTLY)
This is because you are just wiping away the dust that is causing that save file to be deleted, due to the signal, connection being lost between the cartridge and the GBA/DS.
DO NOT BLOW ON THE CARTRIDGE OR THE GBA/DS!!! EVER!!
Blowing on the cartridge is actually really bad for the cartridge, though people do it because it means you can play in the sort term. The reason people do it, is because of the water vapour in our breath connects and complete the signal/circuit, allowing the game to be played.
If it doesn't work the first time, just keep trying ;)
-Hope this helped, I have been all over the internet searching for the answer and this is all I have come across so far! 
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Ooshe answered:
You can fix it with a cotton wool bud! It may not work but it has worked before:
1. Get a cotton wool bud and twist the end a bit so you end up with a flat end of cotton.
2. Take the game cartridge out of the GBA/DS.
3. Poke the cotton wool bud into the cartridge and gently scrape the data chips on the way back up.
(VERY GENTLY)
If it doesn't work the first time, just keep trying ;)
This is because you are just wiping away the dust that is causing that save file to be deleted, due to the signal, connection being lost between the cartridge and the GBA/DS.
DO NOT BLOW ON THE CARTRIDGE OR THE GBA/DS!!! EVER!!
Blowing on the cartridge is actually really bad for the cartridge, though people do it because it means you can play in the short term. The reason people do it, is because the water vapour in our breath connects and completes the signal/circuit, allowing the game to be played.
-Hope this helped, I have been all over the internet searching for the answer and this is all I have come across so far!
-Ooshe
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Guest answered:
I was playing Pokemon fire red when I was saving my game then my gba died I turned my game back on just to see the game say save file has been deleted.
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