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You can get the IOS WADs from someone else. But first, you'll have to find out which IOSes are the problem, that's what syscheck is for.
I don't know how to help you if you won't follow our recommendations.
You must first get homebrew channel back.
Then run syscheck.
Then post results here and if if you have a screwed up vIOS there are ways to help you get it going.
Yeah, no reason anything should change on vWii when updating the Wii U firmware.I took a copy of all the vIOS just today before updating my firmware to 5.5.1
After the update, my HBC and forwarders and cIOS were all still in place and working nicely!
I took a copy of all the vIOS just today before updating my firmware to 5.5.1
After the update, my HBC and forwarders and cIOS were all still in place and working nicely!
Congratulations (I guess) but not really relevant.
Btw, you do not say what version you were originally on when you did your backup but most likely you need a newer updated backup(since you moved to 5.5.1). Otherwise you would be installing older vIOS on to newer software.
There won't be any newer software on the vWii side. The vWii is the exact same IOS's from 5.3.2 to 5.5.1. It only updates the WIi U not the vWii.
You can't share vIOS's on gbatemp. It's against the rules.The relevance was I got a copy if he needs anythingJust trying to help.
I must have gotten confused when you said "I got a copy if he needs anything". Silly me.
OP has a messed up vWii IOS somewhere. The only way we can know which one is if he/she runs a syscheck. Changing DNS settings will do nothing to help update.
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Yes but at the start of the thread we already discovered that was not the issue.Oh. For me, the TubeHax DNS will block any eShop access or system updates
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That rarely helps. Nintendo will not usually outright say what the problem is. Its like "Your device is corrupted please call Nintendo support". Not "Your CIOS files are corrupted, please restore from NAND backup"Did you bother looking up the error code you got at nintendo support?
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His cIOS files aren't corrupted. There is a reason my post about backing up vIOS's was integrated into every guide. Most likely he's got a regular IOS, a patched vIOS, or a vIOS with a Beer Ticket. That's why he needs to run SysCheck HDE.
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I wasn't saying his cIOS files were corrupted. I was just using that as an example.
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