Hacking Restoring Health & Safety warning

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I have my Wii modded a long time ago and it doesn't have Health & Safety warning. It appears that I really need it back because I need to unsync all wiimotes. I don't remember how I disabled H&S or if I even did that, but it doesn't appear.

The thing is I have a new wiimote, but it doesn't work with USB Loaders and stuff - simply doesn't sync at all. Internet suggests unsyncing all wiimotes, but I can't do it regular way because no Health & Safety warning.

Please help me find a solution
 
All I can say is try to carefully reinstall IOS 80 (if you're on 4.3). Maybe that will fix it, if not then disable the Priiloader hack that replaces the H&S screen with the Backmenu animation.
 
Hold down the sync button on the console for at least 15 seconds and it should clear all the remotes from the settings. You should be able to resync them from the system menu without the H&S screen.
 
All I can say is try to carefully reinstall IOS 80 (if you're on 4.3). Maybe that will fix it, if not then disable the Priiloader hack that replaces the H&S screen with the Backmenu animation.
Thanks, I disabled Priiloader's hack and managed to resync the controller. Unfortunately it didn't help with syncing in USB Loader or HBC.

Is IOS 80 suggestion for syncing in homebrew apps?

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I'll be damned. Apparently the reason why homebrews don't work has to do with latest batch of Wiimotes with Motion Plus inside. Nintendo did something to them to stop hackers.
 
Updated USB Loader dol and it has fixed Wiimote connection. Seems to work fine. Problem solved!
 
The WM+ remote issue wasn't because of anything Nintendo did. It was a problem with the open source controller library that homebrew uses. Once it was fixed all it took was recompiling the homebrew apps. :)
 

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