Hacking Can I delete Mii channel in vWii and install wii one?

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I copied my Wii Miis to the vWii Mii Channel just fine using Wii Save Manager same way I copied my save data, just NEVER attempt to replace the Mii channel on vWii with the one from Wii, you’ll definitely brick your WiiU.
That's actually not true. I installed the Wii version of the Mii channel on the vWii because wuphax wouldn't restore my backup for some reason, and it was stuck booting into the payload screen. And doing it through nusdownloader restored it.

Also, doing things from the vWii will not harm the Wii U in any way. They're technically two separate systems.
 

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That's actually not true. I installed the Wii version of the Mii channel on the vWii because wuphax wouldn't restore my backup for some reason, and it was stuck booting into the payload screen. And doing it through nusdownloader restored it.

Also, doing things from the vWii will not harm the Wii U in any way. They're technically two separate systems.
What the hell is wuphax? I just used wii save manager same one I have on Wii and it worked great on vWii, afaik aside from wad manager Wii homebrew work on vWii just fine, least all the ones I tried worked perfectly, that’s how I transferred all of my Wii save data (had to create a new save of each game individually first) I never transferred my Wii system over to the vWii and I have all my Miis and all my game saves which are also compatible with Wii vc too.
 

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What the hell is wuphax? I just used wii save manager same one I have on Wii and it worked great on vWii, afaik aside from wad manager Wii homebrew work on vWii just fine, least all the ones I tried worked perfectly, that’s how I transferred all of my Wii save data (had to create a new save of each game individually first) I never transferred my Wii system over to the vWii and I have all my Miis and all my game saves which are also compatible with Wii vc too.
Miis and copy protection games require save manager gx, but all other saves can just use the official transfer method via sd card. Those do not need an already saved game
 

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Miis and copy protection games require save manager gx, but all other saves can just use the official transfer method via sd card. Those do not need an already saved game
How’s this different to what I said? I guess you quoted to confirm, but yeah I used Save Manager on vWii worked exactly like it should, idk why you’d need to take a risky move like replacing the Mii channel for something so simple.
 

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How’s this different to what I said? I guess you quoted to confirm, but yeah I used Save Manager on vWii worked exactly like it should, idk why you’d need to take a risky move like replacing the Mii channel for something so simple.
I said nothing about replacing the mii channel. I said you didn't have to use save manager gx for the majority of these saves, especially when you have to have made a save for each of these games to begin with. the official method is much faster and convenient.
 

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I said nothing about replacing the mii channel. I said you didn't have to use save manager gx for the majority of these saves, especially when you have to have made a save for each of these games to begin with. the official method is much faster and convenient.
Not really, you still need to create a new save file for each game before those saves can even show up in the SD menu, then you need to delete each save individually from the NAND first then copy them one by one from the SD menu and even then most games won’t work because Nintendo put a copy protection for every game that has access to the internet even if only to view high scores.

Wii Save Manager let’s you copy all of your saves and bypass the copy protection with one single step, only downside is you still need to create a new save file for each game first but at least you don’t need to delete each individual one first to copy over it nor do you have to do it for each game separately but instead copy all at once.

Edit: and if you rather use EmuNAND you don’t even need to do any of that, just use your Wii EmuNAND to the vWii and it shall still load all of your save data and I believe your Miis as well.
 
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