It sounds like a job for
home enter Pand
On
I don't recall the exact situation, but I remember fixing some issue be removing the OS and reinstalling it (this reminds me of a computer, except I know what I'm doing and it is a lot easier to do this on the Nspire).
Nelson described holding down home enter P while turning it on back in October, i.e. don't forget to first remove the batteries:
"3. If the calculator is crashing or for some reason doesn't seem to
respond to user action or there's nothing detectable on the Settings,
use the maintenance menu: remove the batteries and wait a few seconds;
re-install the batteries (this is done to get the Nspire ready to
boot, instead of resuming the last session); press the following key
combination (all keys at once, make sure to press the On key LAST):
Enter+Home+P+On. This will activate the maintenance menu, which offers
4 options:
- reboot (nothing happens, just a plain reboot); this usually does the
trick with no need for further action.
- delete OS (erases completely the OS, you'll need to install a fresh
one from another Nspire or computer); this will solve (almost) any
problem, although in many cases it won't be needed.
- delete all documents (the OS remains unchanged, only the documents
will be deleted - probably won't solve any problem the first two
options can't solve too)
- format all memory (deletes all files and OS; again, if options 1 and
2 didn't work this probably won't do any good either).
Try these four options in the order they're presented here. There's no
need to use the most aggressive solution if a less aggressive solution
solved the problem (and it usually does)