Hacking Can you help? WiiScrubber indefinite io_seek

[The King of Rats]

I'm using WiiScrubber v1.4 and when I try to open up SSBBrawl I get an "io_seek" error. Some people say to just hold enter for a bit and ignore the errors and they goes away, but I've held down enter for 10 minutes with no indication that it's going to stop. After the first "io_seek" error after loading the ISO I get:

number of secondary partitions: 0x145DA200
number of tertiary partitions: 0xCB184200
number of quaternary partitions: 0x205DA200
primary partition table offset: 0x0
secondary partition table offset: 0x3e3A86400
tertiary partition table offset: 0x8C000000
quaternary partition table offset: 0x0
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Then after clicking through several of the errors I get

partition: 0x1
partition offset: 0x4000000
partition data offset: 0x4000000
partition data size: 0x0
H3 offset: 0x4000000
partition has no valid tmd
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If I continue to click through the errors, the "partition: 0x1" increments indefinitely. (i.e. "partition: 0x2" "partition: 0x3"..."partition: 0x15")

• I can open other games no problem.
• I've tried several versions of SSBBrawl with no success. (PAL and NTSC)
• I've ran as administrator
• I made sure the key.bin file is in the same directory and entered "42" in the generator
• Tried with the SSBBrawl ISO in the same directory
• Tried WiiScrubber v1.3
• I don't have Dolphin open at the same time
• I'm on Windows 10, but have tried compatibility mode for other versions of windows with no success.

Please help!

 

[The King of Rats]

Nevermind. I found out the answer!

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Ha! I hate when people say they figured it out in forums without posting the solution. So here you go!
https://gbatemp.net/threads/io-seek.211071/#post-2628075
I went to the properties of the .iso file and unchecked "read only" and now it works!