Go to your WBFS Folder, and open any game of choice.

Inside of that game folder, change the name from anything else, to just the Raw id. No brackets, nada, nothing.

If it still doesn't work, go into hard drive settings, press the first option, and it should show your usb drive, change the install directories to Gamename [GAMEID] or if you have a WBFS Formatted Drive, change the directory to none. If it still doesn't show up, go to features, scroll down, and press Reset All Cached Titles, this will reset the cache so the newer game appears, just like wiiflow does.

 

[DDV_gamer]

Hello, I’m starting to lose hope. After I jailbroke my Wii, everything worked fine until I put a DVD movie inside (I didn’t know it wouldn’t work). When the DVD didn’t load, I didn’t think much of it and turned the Wii off to watch the movie on my PlayStation instead. The next time I booted up my Wii, USB Loader GX didn’t show any of my games.

 

[ProbablyIdiot]

Go to your WBFS Folder, and open any game of choice.


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Inside of that game folder, change the name from anything else, to just the Raw id. No brackets, nada, nothing.


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If it still doesn't work, go into hard drive settings, press the first option, and it should show your usb drive, change the install directories to Gamename [GAMEID] or if you have a WBFS Formatted Drive, change the directory to none. If it still doesn't show up, go to features, scroll down, and press Reset All Cached Titles, this will reset the cache so the newer game appears, just like wiiflow does.

What should I do for multi-part games (ones where a single file would be larger than 4gb, so has to be split into two)?

 

[jeannotte]

What should I do for multi-part games (ones where a single file would be larger than 4gb, so has to be split into two)?

Hello,

Use "Wii Backup Manager" to manage your games. It handles files larger than 4GB.