Gaming How to update a old wii 3.2u help!

[Deleted User]

..And stubs the normally stubbed IOS slots which would have cIOS in

 

[Wizardkoer]

that video doesn't "display" any 4.4 version string anywhere.
it displays "you have old IOS detected, and this game disc has newer version of your IOS, an update will be performed to update your old IOS version"
for example, someone installing cIOS 249 with version lower than the titleID version present on the disc he tries to launch from disc channel and didn't install Priiloader to block update from disc.

the System menu version doesn't provide a good method to determine if your console's content is up to date or not.
the system menu is only an application, not a firmware.
You can install System menu 4.3 with IOS80, and never had IOS56 installed ! the game running on IOS56 will detect that you are missing a IOS and prompt to update.
it updates the IOS, NOT the system menu application version.


Either you try too hard to troll, or you have been fooled yourself believing something that doesn't exists.
If you are not here to help the user to update from 3.2U then please, don't provide false information. thanks.

I swear by god that I'm not trolling lol.

 

[stomp_442]

I swear by god that I'm not trolling lol.

If there was a 4.4 then it would be reported here http://wiibrew.org/wiki/System_Menu

 

[Deleted User]

Stay on 3.2 if you want to, upgrade if you want to. There's nothing you will lose by updating - the only thing is rebooters, but that's it.
I'm on 4.3E, and 95% of my IOSes have trucha bug, NAND access and ESIdentify bugs in

 

[kylster]

It's been a long time since I posted here but what I would recommend because it eliminates all occurrences from happening is google ShowMiiWads and ModMii.
What you would want to do is let ModMii download all the necessary files for your system update but before you follow through with the guide you should change the System Menu and it's IOS to max version # which is 65535 I believe. This will create a custom sys menu so even if you did an official update you never brick and you will always be on the same system menu. You can essentially install 3.2 the same way and then all you need to do is update your cIOS's again along with other mods. I prefer this because I've modded Wii's in the past and had them returned because people did an official update and either bricked or lost their homebrew capabilities.

I hope this gives you an idea of what you might considering doing based on your circumstances.

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Not to bump the post but you can look in my signature for some files to observe or use to gain these same results.

It's been a long time since I posted here but what I would recommend because it eliminates all occurrences from happening is google ShowMiiWads and ModMii.
What you would want to do is let ModMii download all the necessary files for your system update but before you follow through with the guide you should change the System Menu and it's IOS to max version # which is 65535 I believe. This will create a custom sys menu so even if you did an official update you never brick and you will always be on the same system menu. You can essentially install 3.2 the same way and then all you need to do is update your cIOS's again along with other mods. I prefer this because I've modded Wii's in the past and had them returned because people did an official update and either bricked or lost their homebrew capabilities.

I hope this gives you an idea of what you might considering doing based on your circumstances.