That's a bit personal, isn't it?If so, is your dick scratched?
My Dick, i mean disk is suprisingly shiny for how long i had it, and i'm sure 16 gigs is more than enough spaceDo you have enough space?
If so, is your disk scratched?
My Dick, i mean disk is suprisingly shiny for how long i had it, and i'm sure 16 gigs is more than enough space
I tried using configurable USB loader, but the same thing happens. I tried two other games but it still doesn't work. It's getting bothersome to have to unplug the Wiiu then go to wii mode again, it takes so long . the installing settings seem fine, i just can't find the problem.
it means you tested it and it didn't work?Damn, turns out we gave the last one away..
The Wii provides more power (in Watts, or milliampere) to USB ports than the WiiU.Anyways, what do you mean by the wiius ports aren't powerful?
it means you tested it and it didn't work?
try another flash drive or hard drive.
The Wii provides more power (in Watts, or milliampere) to USB ports than the WiiU.
A single WiiU's USB Port can't be used to self-power external hard drives.
If you are connecting a hard drive to the WiiU USB port, it requires an additional power source (both USB ports or external power).
8. What external USB storage devices can be used with Wii U?
12. Can bus-powered hard disc drives be used with Wii U?
- What external USB storage devices can be used with Wii U? To ensure maximum performance between your Wii U and an external storage device, we recommend using a hard-disc drive (HDD) with a dedicated power source (i.e., using an A/C adapter). Due to the wide range of external hard drives, usability and performance will vary. For more information on external USB storage devices that can be used with Wii U, click here.
- Some bus-powered hard disc drives draw more current than the USB 2.0 specification and might not run stably, so we cannot guarantee that such devices will run properly on Wii U without the use of a supplemental power cable called a y-cable that draws power from two USB ports. For best results, we recommend using a hard drive with its own power supply that connects to the Wii U system via the USB port on the console.
Hmm... are your sure the hard dick works properly?
Easiest way is to dump them with a Wii, or possibly Wii U (do not know if that works, I have no idea about Wii U specific possible limitations/compatibility issues). To dump them with a PC you need a drive that can read Wii discs, and there are only 1 or 2 DVD drives that are known to do this.Is there anyway to take my wii games and put it on the computer? I would use my wii but its long gone.