Installing wii games

It's on the first page of the Homebrew Channel. A pop-up menu will appear. Select Load when prompted. You'll find this option in the bottom-middle of the pop-up menu. Press the 1 button. Doing so selects the Install option. If you're using a GameCube controller, press the Y button instead. It's at the bottom of the page. If you don't see this option, select the text in brackets at the bottom of the screen and press Right until you see it appear.

Doing so will install the IOS base onto your Wii. This process can take upward of 20 minutes, so be patient.

Press any button when prompted. This will exit the setup and return you to the Homebrew Channel. Part 5. It's in the middle of the first page of the Homebrew Channel. The installer window menu will open. Scroll left to the "IOS" option. This will select the IOS file that you installed earlier. Press A. Doing so confirms your choice. Agree to the terms of use.

Press A on your controller to do so. Select an IOS version. Select a custom IOS slot. Select an installation mode. Press Left until you see "Network installation" appear between the brackets. Start the installation. Press A to begin installing the IOS installer.

This will move you to the next part of the installation. Select another IOS version. Select another slot. Use the network installer. Select "Network installation" and press A as you did with the last installer, then wait for the installation to complete. Press any button when prompted, then press the B button. This will restart your Wii. When it finishes restarting, you'll be able to proceed. Part 6. Navigate to the next page of the Homebrew Channel.

Press the Right arrow on your Wii remote's D-pad to do so. Select WAD Manager. It's the second option on this page. Doing so will start up the WAD Manager installer. This agrees to the terms of use. Select "IOS" to load. Disable the emulator. Select "Disable" in between the brackets and press A. Select your SD card. Doing so brings up a list of the files on the SD card that you inserted earlier. Scroll down and select WAD. It's near the bottom of the screen.

Select the USB loader. Install the WAD Manager. Press A when prompted to do so. This will restart the Wii. Once the Wii finishes restarting, you'll be back on the second page of the Homebrew Channel.

Part 7. Pressing it brings up the Home menu. Select Shutdown. It's at the bottom of the menu. Your Wii will power down.

It's best to wait until your Wii fully powers down before proceeding. Plug your flash drive into your Wii. The flash drive should plug into a USB port at the back of the Wii. Turn back on your Wii. Press your Wii's power button to do so. It's next to the Homebrew Channel. Select Start. This process will take several minutes, especially the first time you run the program. Insert a game. Place in the Wii the disc for a game that you want to back up to the USB flash drive.

Select Install when prompted. The program will begin reading the contents of the disc. Select OK when prompted. Doing so will prompt your Wii to begin burning the disc onto the USB flash drive. This process will take quite some time, and the burning progress bar may appear to freeze at multiple points. Do not remove your USB drive or restart your Wii if this happens.

This will complete the burning process. At this point, you can eject the game disc from the Wii. Play your game.

Click the game's name, then click the spinning disc icon in the middle of the window. This will launch the game. If the Wii is stuck on the black screen, your console may have crashed. If you cannot force a shutdown, the only way is to unplug the Wii's power. If the screen goes black and returns to the Wii menu, you'll need to install a cIOS. Not Helpful 4 Helpful Yes, you should skip that step as you already hacked it and already can install homebrew apps.

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After homebew is installed, you only need to delete the files on your SD card. Place the Wii near your TV. Make sure that the Wii is placed close enough for the cables to reach the TV and the power outlet. Connect your Wii to a power source. Plug the power cable that came with your Wii into an electrical outlet, then plug the other end into the port on the far-left side of the back of the Wii.

Attach the sensor bar to the Wii. Plug the thin, black-and-grey sensor bar's cable into the red port that's on the back of the Wii console, then place the sensor bar below and in front of your TV.

Remove the covers over the sticky pads on the sensor's bottom to secure it in place. You can also place the sensor bar on top of your TV. Connect the Wii to the TV. Insert batteries into the Wii remote. Remove the back panel from the Wiimote and put two AA batteries in. These are included with the console if you bought it new. If your Wii remote has a rubber jacket, you will need to remove it before you can access the battery cover.

Test the Wii remote. Press A on the Wii remote to verify that the batteries are working. If you see the lights at the bottom of the remote briefly turn on or flash and then stay on, your remote is working. If the lights don't come on at all, try inserting new batteries.

Secure the wriststraps to the Wiimotes. Wriststraps are very important when using the Wii, especially when playing games with lots of movement. The Wii remote is secured at the bottom of the Wiimote by looping the wriststrap through the hook. You can cinch the wriststrap around your wrist while you play. Turn on your TV. Press your TV's power button to turn on the set.

Switch to your Wii's input. You can double-check your Wii's input number on your TV by looking for a number near the yellow, white, and red plugs on the back or side of your TV. Turn on the Wii. Press the Power button on the front of the Wii. After a few seconds, you should see the Wii setup screen appear on your TV. Cycling through the available inputs will eventually cause the Wii's setup screen to display. Synchronize your Wii remote with your console.

Once your remote is synchronized, you'll see one constant red light at the bottom of the remote, meaning that you can continue with setting up your Wii. Remove the battery cover on the Wii remote. Press the Sync button below the battery compartment. Wait for the lights at the bottom of the remote to start blinking. Press the red Sync button in the Wii's SD card slot.

Part 2. Press the A button. It's at the top of the remote. If your Wii has been set up before, your Wii may open to the home screen. If so, skip to the next part.

Select a language and press A. This will select the language for your Wii's menus. Select Continue and press A. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Select a sensor bar position. Select a date. Select the up or down arrows above or below the month, day, and year values, then press A to change them.

Select Continue when you're done. Select a time. You'll do this the same way that you changed the date. Keep in mind that the clock here is in military time, meaning that you add 12 to the time in PM from noon through midnight e. Select a widescreen setting. Enter a nickname for your console. Type in a name using the on-screen keyboard, then select Continue.

Select a country. Select the country you're currently in and press A , then select Continue. Select No and press A. This will take you past the parental controls warning. Press A.

This will acknowledge that you have read the Wii's burn-in reduction filter policy. Doing so will take you to the Wii home screen, signifying that your setup is complete. Depending on your Wii, a video displaying how to use your Wii may begin playing. Part 3. Select Wii and press A. This option is in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Doing so prompts a pop-up menu. Select Wii Options and press A. It's an option in the pop-up menu. This will open the Wii Options page. Scroll right, then select Sensor Bar and press A.

Scrolling right takes you to the second page of the Wii Options screen, and the Sensor Bar option opens your Wii's sensor bar settings. Select Position and press A. Doing so opens the Position menu. Skip this step if you don't want to reset the position you set during the Wii setup. Select a position. Select Confirm and press A. It's at the bottom of the screen. What am I doing wrong or what can I do differently?

Hoffman , Apr 6, Joined: May 19, Messages: 2 Likes Received: 0. Just did everything that was supposed, and everything seems to go well. Inlcuding the instalation. But no icon of the game shows. Can anyone help? Paulo Almeida , May 19, Estava a usar o uTikDownloadHelper que tinha visto num video.

Assim que usei o wiiu-usb-helper para fazer o download, instalei e ficou a funcionar. Joined: Jun 20, Messages: 1 Likes Received: 0. So, small problem According to another website, that error code is for 'install folder not found', but on my SD card, there are only three folders: wiiu, install, and DCIM MaskedMaidenMajora , Jun 20, Do you have enough space on the system memory?

InsaneNutter , Jun 21, Joined: Jun 30, Messages: 1 Likes Received: 0. I need some help. I have my game installed on the internal memory, and installed a dlc on a pendrive without a problem.

But when I launch the game, it doesnt detects the dlc. I also run mocha CFW before installing and also before launching. Femil6 , Jun 30, You likely need the latest update for the game installed.

Also ensure the game, dlc and update are all from the same region and this is the region.