Hacking Error 2011

Ansnom · Apr 11, 2009

http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=112945

This is the guide that I've been following.

I have successfully installed HBC on my WII. However, when I go to downgrade my Wii from 3.4U to 3.2U, I end up with the error code 2011.

I use WAD Manager to install IOS16-64-v257-prod.wad, and it installs correctly.

When I use Custom WM, CIOS_fix.wad fails to install with error 2011.

When I use WAD Manager, CIOS_fix.wad fails to install with error 2011.

Does anyone have some insight?

david432111 · Apr 11, 2009

Use Ios downgrader first and then try downgrading to 3.2.

Ansnom · Apr 11, 2009

david432111 said:
Use Ios downgrader first and then try downgrading to 3.2.

IOS downgrader doesn't work as it should. The screen goes blank and the Wii resets.

david432111 · Apr 11, 2009

Do you have a waninkoko's or wiigator's cios installed?

Ansnom · Apr 11, 2009

david432111 said:
Do you have a waninkoko's or wiigator's cios installed?

I can't get anything to install. It goes through and gets all the way to the end and I get error 1017

As I understand it, before I install anything, I have to downgrade.

david432111 · Apr 11, 2009

Oh, you have one of those unmoddable wii's. See this thread.
And before you ask that's just a term, you can still use homebrew and stuff but you can't install cios's, upgrade/downgrade or anything like that.

Ansnom · Apr 11, 2009

david432111 said:
Oh, you have one of those unmoddable wii's. See this thread.
And before you ask that's just a term, you can still use homebrew and stuff but you can't install cios's, upgrade/downgrade or anything like that.

The Wii console that has a serial number beginning with: LU64.

Mine isn't that. It begins with LU36

david432111 · Apr 11, 2009

Ansnom said:
david432111 said:

Oh, you have one of those unmoddable wii's. See this thread.
And before you ask that's just a term, you can still use homebrew and stuff but you can't install cios's, upgrade/downgrade or anything like that.

Click to expand...

The Wii console that has a serial number beginning with: LU64.

Mine isn't that. It begins with LU36

That's just what's confirmed, many other wii's with different serials have that problem too.

Ansnom · Apr 11, 2009

So, Hell's Guardian is wrong, or is his idea a valid way?

david432111 · Apr 11, 2009

Kind of weird why IOS16-64-v257-prod.wad would install when cios_fix.wad wouldn't. It may not be that it's unhackable, it might be something else. Anyway, I have no idea of what else it could be.

Ansnom · Apr 11, 2009

david432111 said:
Kind of weird why IOS16-64-v257-prod.wad would install when cios_fix.wad wouldn't. It may not be that it's unhackable, it might be something else. Anyway, I have no idea of what else it could be.

Thanks for the time anyway. It's appreciated.

Lubbo · Apr 11, 2009

take out all Gamecube Memory cards and controllers and make sure you have a working internet connection try all that

UT333 · Apr 11, 2009

I had this problem too.

Try this:

1. Uninstall IOS16-64-v257-prod.wad with WadManager
2. Open Custom WM and install IOS16-64-v257-prod.wad.
3. Reboot the Wii.
4. Open Custom WM again and install cios_fix.wad
5. Should work.

david432111 · Apr 11, 2009

Lubbo said:
take out all Gamecube Memory cards and controllers and make sure you have a working internet connection try all that

I think I remember having read something about Ios downgrader not working if they are connected, it's worth a try.

Ansnom · Apr 11, 2009

Lubbo said:
take out all Gamecube Memory cards and controllers and make sure you have a working internet connection try all that

Already done. I switched rooms so I didn't have to walk back and forth between the PC and TV. No GC contoller or memory card, and the network connection is good.

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