expand the partition to encompass the unallocated memory.
Format the drive as wbfs in WiiBackupManager. It might have a better compatibility in comparison..
ill try this before the other person suggestion, kinda mad at myself for not thinking of finding a way to just repartition the whole drive
i expanded the partition and theres now only one partition on the drive, but im still getting the same error, even with wii backup manager
wait, wiibackupmanager gave me access is denied after attempting to lock the drive, im running the program as an admin, i doubt theres something preventing me from doing this is the usb sticks firmware but that was my first thought.
im unfamiliar with wiibackupmanager, will i be able to make a wbfs folder in the drive and load games from that?leave or format as fat32, use wii backup manager to transfer games. simple.
it was functioning normally and still is, im formatting it because i plan to load games off of it on my wii
huh, didnt know that, thanks for introducing me to this tool, i feel dumb now lol
only change to wbfs is using a flash drive; otherwise, it should be fat32.
thanks for letting me know, i know about wii backup manager now though so this shouldnt be an issueGood Morning.
The WBFS Manager should be avoided please.
There is a Bug in the "LIBWBFS" since Version 3.0.
Thank you.
So why did you decide to format it as wbfs?
Didn't know about that.. I know that @XFlak recommends formatting to wbfs with WiiBackupmanager instead of wbfs manager, i always assumed it was because it gives better to usb drives in comparison to wbfs manager..
No,format to WBFS is ok.
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i already got it fixed, the whole reason it was messing up in the first place was because i had the drive open in file explorer.
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