Hacking CFG usb loader freezes issue!!

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That is really confused and boring problem, every time when enter cfg loader, 7 out of 10 cfg loader will freeze at the game info screen or game configuration screen when select game and then press A button or 1 button. Background music is still playing, but my external hard disk led will not flash.

I have google some cfg loader freezing issue, some said I need to turn off hard disk sleep mode, and other said I need scan my sd card and fix my sd card error. But I have already done card scan, nothing wrong with my card.

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Please help me, any reply will be appreciated!
 
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Thanks your reply, djDougs. Still not much clear with that.
As you said, copy contents of my sd card to my external hard disk? All contents including homebrew channel? If I have done so, how can let Wii recognize my hard disk? Please tell me more.

Btw, my hard disk is WD element 250G

Again appreciate your help
 

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