Hacking Uninstalling WiiHome

Geezuzkhrist119 · Nov 26, 2009

i installed wiihome on my wii i dont want it anymore but i dont know how to uninstall it

does anyone know how?

TroyTheZombie · Nov 26, 2009

looks to me that it replaces the ios the system menu is on and moves it.

Most likely, reinstalling the system menu would get rid of it.

Geezuzkhrist119 · Nov 27, 2009

how do i reinstall the system menu?

i want to get rid of it cuz the homebrew channel button doesnt want to work for me. when i click it, it freezes and makes my wiimote vibrate like crazy.
if anyone knows how to fix that problem than i might leave it.

TroyTheZombie · Nov 27, 2009

when starting it from wiihome, or the system menu?

If its from wiihome, its most likely trying to load the old homebrew channel (HAXX) where as the new one has the title ID of (JODI)

Geezuzkhrist119 · Nov 27, 2009

from wiihome

so do i need my nand back up file to restore old system menu?

TroyTheZombie · Nov 27, 2009

what system menu are you currently at?

Geezuzkhrist119 · Nov 27, 2009

TroyTheZombie · Nov 27, 2009

1 more question.

Is your wii currently connected to the internet?

Geezuzkhrist119 · Nov 27, 2009

yes is it

TroyTheZombie · Nov 27, 2009

ok, easy solution.

first, make sure you have a cIOS installed. (i recommend rev14)

http://megaupload.com/?d=3HF5BRB8

v4.2 Safe Firmware Updater
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=184057&st=0

This will not only restore your system menu (get rid of wiihome), but will also update your wii for you to 4.2 safely (cios etc in tact).

Just make sure you aren't downloading crap on your computer or anything while it is going (Make sure your internet connection isn't being used by any other device in your home)

afterward, use DOP-IOS Mod (I'll link you in a sec, have to upload it) to patch ios 36 and 70.

Geezuzkhrist119 · Nov 27, 2009

so updating to 4.2 is safe? or is it only safe if im updating with the updater?

TroyTheZombie · Nov 27, 2009

only with the updater or following the sticked xzero guide at the top of the forum.

I just simply gave the easiest way since you have an internet connection to your wii.

NEVER update through nintendo.

here, dop-IOS MODv6.

http://www.mediafire.com/?mhjtemnqngy

Here, this is from the safe updater topic. Its a post made by zektor, maker of safe updater.

zektor said:
Well, I would get at least cIOS 249 installed first. You will need that after the update to run DOP-IOS and trucha sign IOS70 (which is needed for the vc/wiiware sd stuff)

So:

1. Install cIOSrev14

2. Use the safe updater

3. Use DOP-IOS MOD v6 and trucha sign IOS70

BTW, I remind you (and everyone) again to install the latest Homebrew Channel before updating. You can easily install it afterward, but it makes life simple to have it installed beforehand.

Geezuzkhrist119 · Nov 27, 2009

nintendo is aways out to ruining my fun so i aint going to let them do that by updating from them

updating the HBC do i just download the new version via my computer or is there a update option with in the HBc?

TroyTheZombie · Nov 27, 2009

use the hackmii installer

http://bootmii.org/download/

its how team twizzers releases updates these days. (makers of the homebrew channel)

vegemikee · Nov 27, 2009

just use nand cleaner. itll delete the installed .dol file. not sure where it originates from, but just google it

Geezuzkhrist119 · Nov 27, 2009

when i tried to update, the updater said i wasnt connected but i am connected

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