Hacking Best backup loader?

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Ok, well I am sort of new to the scene and right now I am wondering what would be the best backup loader? I am looking for one that requires no modchip and is easy to install if one does exist. What tools would I need? Anything special I would need to do with DVD burning?
 
Im new to this wii modding i aint got a wii as of yet but does this backup launcher 3 actually work without taking it apart and/or soldering n does it work without a modchip??And do you no about how many games are supported? And im assuming you do need legend of zelda like its saying correct?
 
You don't need to open up your wii or install any hardware. If you've never installed any homebrew, then yes you'll need legend of zelda. You'll need to use the twilight hack and install the homebrew channel, and then run all the apps in the backup loader package. Hopefully you didn't download the recent update that prevents the installation of custom IOSs.
 
Is there any way to check and see if it updated? Because I keep my Wii unplugged besides when I play a game(Guitar Hero, not online). So it wouldn't update while I play would it?
 
I guess you would have to try installing new WADs to see if it is updated, as the version name stays the same.

If you deactivate WiiConnect24, your Wii should never be looking for updates by itself. Newer games, however, could include the update in future...
 
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No you dont need to take apart the Wii or install a modchip or any of that.
You will need to install the Homebrew channel using the Twilight hack, which requires an SD card and Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
Once the homebrew channel is installed you can install the the Backup loader.

This new version has amazing compatibility with games that were not originally out during launch or within a few months of launch ( Red Steel, Super Monkey Ball, Mortal Kombat). Other than that it has an extremely high compatibility..

Assuming you haven't updated recently then you should be good to go.
 
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Is there any way to check and see if it updated? Because I keep my Wii unplugged besides when I play a game(Guitar Hero, not online). So it wouldn't update while I play would it?
just try to go into the wii shop... if you can access it you've updated, if not it will tell you to update(DON'T) and your good to go
 
Any way to undo the update if it does update somehow?

Ok, I found out it didn't update, so I guess I am going to have to get a 2gb SD card and some blank DVDs. Any size I need to back them up? Because I have some 1gb DVDs and I don't think that will cut it.
 

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