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Nspire Ndless
Ndless is a system that allows the use of C or assembly programs on the Nspire, unlocking it's full potential.
If you don't already have the software that came with your Nspire, download and install the TI-Nspire Computer Link for free from TI.
Note: OS 3.2.4 cannot be downgraded using this method.
Unfortunately, Ndless does not work on OS 3.2.x.
On the other hand, we can just downgrade to OS 3.1 to get Ndless. TI did not restrict downgrades to 3.1 for some unknown reason. We hypothesize that it was an escape route in case of bugs.
- Go to the TI-Planet OS archive and download a v.3.1 file with the name of your calculator model.
- Open the TI-Nspire Computer Link software, connect your calculator, and drag-and-drop the downloaded file to your Nspire.
- The program will prompt you to update. Just follow the instructions.
OnlineGamer.com's Video Tutorial
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Download and extract the Ndless installer.
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Open the TI-Nspire Computer Link software, and connect your calculator. Ignore any update dialogs.
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Create a new folder called
ndless
inside your calculator. -
In the link software, open the folder where you extracted the installer to, and enter the
calcbin
folder. -
From the
calcbin
folder, copy thendless_resources.tns
file to the calculator'sndless
folder.
{{Warning|Do not remove ndless_resources.tns
from the calculator without uninstalling Ndless.}}
- Find your model in the list below. From the
calcbin
folder, copy over the update file with the corresponding file extension to install Ndless.
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.tno
- classic TI-Nspire (Clickpad/Touchpad) -
.tnc
- classic TI-Nspire CAS - .
tco
- TI-Nspire CX -
.tcc
- TI-Nspire CX CAS
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There will be an error on the computer while installing; just ignore it.
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The calculator will give you a dialog box telling you that Ndless was successfully installed. You can now load Ndless apps to your Nspire.
- On your calculator, go to
My Documents
and enter thendless
folder. - Launch the
ndless_resources.tns
program, and click Yes to uninstall Ndless.
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