Ok, this seems to be a common problem, but I haven't found a solution for it.
What happens (or should I say what doesn't happen) is,
If I want to connect my calc, and the application is searching for it, it can not detect my calculator.

In most cases it is caused by installing TiLP when TiConnect is already installed on your PC (or just the same thing inversed, when you install TiConnect when TiLP is already installed)

Although it happens too with only one of them.

Anyways, I read it should have something to do with the drivers.
Does anyone know how to 'repair' the drivers, or in any way, solve this common problem?

An advice to all that don't know yet:
Never install TiLP when TiConnect isn't fully uninstalled, or TiLP when TiConnect is!!!

I just realized
8 yrs is half of my age 0.0

I don't know, I'm gong to search it up
they're written in an early version of J2ME I think

EDIT: can't find it (immediatly) but who cares :p
it's J2ME indeed
EDIT2: Display = 96×64 picture elements =D

WTH???

I know, but I already used a lot of money I earned this vacation
and it's better not to put such an amount of money in a calc
I rather buy a 10 dollar (euro in my case) gameboy
oh wait, I already have a GBA :p

_{EDIT: then again how can I play GBA during math and ICT and electronics}

ah so that's the question

make sure u get an 'old' one and ask for code on the back of the calc

It's almost impossible to change screens if you are not used to do electronic stuff

for the screenfuss, download http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/366/36608.html , upload it to your calc, and run it in Mirage
That probably helps