Depends, if you are on 3.3 or 3.4, then you need to install with WM the IOS16, and then use CWM to install any .wad file, if you are on 3.2 and earlier, just use WM...!!!
ether2802 said:Depends, if you are on 3.3 or 3.4, then you need to install with WM the IOS16, and then use CWM to install any .wad file, if you are on 3.2 and earlier, just use WM...!!!
thanks! also may i ask what happens if i install the latest shop channel? Cause I got carried away and said yes, ran back to my computer and found out I wasn't supposed to...
wich channel?? if it's a VC or WW bought it, then yes you can delete thru the System Menu and re-download from the WiiShop, if not, use Any Title Deleter or if you install it thru WM, then unisntall it with WM, instead of pressing +, press -
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Phratt said:
you're supposed to use wad manager to delete the files using the wads you installed them with.
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