If your Wii is essentially a paperweight, why don't you try fixing it or sending it in for repair?
The typical problem with disk drives is that they lose calibration. There is a rheostat inside the drive that you can turn to increase the voltage of the laser.
Try that.
And if you're still interested in removing some of the system channels, they can be found in TITLE\100000\ after you dump your NAND.
Just open one of the TMD files in a hex editor and pull the Title ID. Make any wad with that same Title ID and WAD Uninstaller should be able to remove it.
The typical problem with disk drives is that they lose calibration. There is a rheostat inside the drive that you can turn to increase the voltage of the laser.
Try that.
And if you're still interested in removing some of the system channels, they can be found in TITLE\100000\ after you dump your NAND.
Just open one of the TMD files in a hex editor and pull the Title ID. Make any wad with that same Title ID and WAD Uninstaller should be able to remove it.







