How do you hard reset your wii i mean, you are going to reformat your wii with the default IOS just like the time you first your started wii... if your going just to reformat via settings it will just remove channels right? im talking about whole reset with right ios and defaults...
I would advise against it to begin with. If it's just to try to get something to work that you think starting over will help you do it somehow, it most likely would just be easier to figure out what you need to do from where you are. If you do have a good reason to do it, I'd like to know of one.
But if you insist:
http://www.gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=133557
will virginize your wii.
But if you insist:
http://www.gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=133557
will virginize your wii.
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I don't know why you'd like to to that - but using the pinkfish (gayfish) disk (works also with usb loader) is also a choice to virginize your wii.
But beware: ALSO ANY SAVEGAME ON YOUR WII WILL BE DELETED (!!)
But beware: ALSO ANY SAVEGAME ON YOUR WII WILL BE DELETED (!!)
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