i tried to install wiiware games on the wii and its not turning on
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I hope this doesn't come off as mean, it's not intended to be mean, but in the future, please satisfy your curiosity by asking someone about it first. This could've been avoided if you asked what would happen instead of being impulsive. So, hopefully you learn from this at least. I'm very sorry your Wii got bricked. Don't just install random things that you don't know what they are though, ask someone first.
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Absolutely, this is just what happens when people don't know what they're doing. It sucks, but sometimes there's just nothing you can do.
I've used shop01media before. They're legit (or atleast was?)
You know you can't repair your Wii without a previous dump, atleast your keys.
You know you can't repair your Wii without a previous dump, atleast your keys.
I mean, I haven't used them in a couple of years. I can't say if they're still good now can I?
There is the possibility that you can use the gamecube controller trick to install a system menu. But if you were already on 4.3 you're probably out of luck. You need an original game disc with an update greater than your system currently had installed. Plug a gamecube controller into port 4 and insert the game, when the system is attempting to boot press all 4 directions on the dpad at the same time. This will force a system update from the disc. You may need to modify the controller to be able to do this as well. Other then a hardware programmer this is probably your only option without bootmii as boot2.
On another note, I did pretty much the same thing along time ago but my wii was still under warranty at the time so was able to get it replaced by Nintendo for free since with this type of brick they can't tell what caused it and couldn't detect the homebrew installed on it.
On another note, I did pretty much the same thing along time ago but my wii was still under warranty at the time so was able to get it replaced by Nintendo for free since with this type of brick they can't tell what caused it and couldn't detect the homebrew installed on it.
Even then, I'd imagine it'd be pretty hard to find a Wii with a version before 4.3 nowadays :/
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Moral of the story: Always have BootMii as boot2, and NEVER install WiiWare that doesn't sound like it's a game.
My main Wii can't install BootMii as boot2 unfortunately.
That's why I'm generally extra careful with whatever I'm doing that could potentially cause harm.
ShdwTakashi, why don't you throw the wii away and buy a new one? I can find one for 15€ in my country (even cheaper), it's a wii not a wiiu
Because:
- Prices for retro games are increasing like mad (the bottom of Wii prices was reached before the pandemic-… hardly a flea market without at least one cheap Wii)
- It is wasteful and decadent
- Wii aren't produced anymore (and the statement "there are enough Wii consoles" is stupid and loses truthfulness with every trashed Wii
- One doesn't learn anything from buying another one opposed to repair/restore attempts (even failed ones)
- A fully software bricked Wii contains usable parts when unable or unwilling to repair
- Disc drive
- GC connectors
- Mainboard as donor as some voltage regulators are dying
If I think harder I'll find more reasons, but that should be enough for now.
...Or Priiloader.My main Wii can't install BootMii as boot2 unfortunately.
That's why I'm generally extra careful with whatever I'm doing that could potentially cause harm.
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