Some of my Wii U's system apps crash a lot so I'm thinking they may be corrupted, so I would like to try reinstalling them if that's even possible?
I think the best way for you it's to uninstall the mod (especially it's a must if you have the mod CBHC) and then make a "Factory Restore" from the Wii U settings Menu. This movement, will wipe the Console and refresh the system installation.Some of my Wii U's system apps crash a lot so I'm thinking they may be corrupted, so I would like to try reinstalling them if that's even possible?
NAND restore requires microsoldering in order to flash the image back. It's not for the faint of heart and should only really be used in case of a brick. The console is still mostly functional so its not worth the risk tbh.I dont think so, maybe a nand restore would work?
Factory Reset will throw away the user profile(s) but not repair damaged titles. If the internet browser is non-functional this can make homebrew access after formatting much harder. I wouldn't delete any entry points. At least keeping Haxchi is a good idea (CBHC isn't needed).I think the best way for you it's to uninstall the mod (especially it's a must if you have the mod CBHC) and then make a "Factory Restore" from the Wii U settings Menu. This movement, will wipe the Console and refresh the system installation.
Please provide more information about what is working and what not (why do I have to say this so often?). The Wii U experts might be able to help you. Don't randomly change things on NAND.Some of my Wii U's system apps crash a lot so I'm thinking they may be corrupted, so I would like to try reinstalling them if that's even possible?
@KleinesSinchen , if he decide to do the "factory reset", it's normal that he will lose everything and need to re-do the Mod Haxchi processes as fresh (which means to enter again to his Nintendo Account, download his DS Game Entry Point for Haxchi and so on....).Factory Reset will throw away the user profile(s) but not repair damaged titles. If the internet browser is non-functional this can make homebrew access after formatting much harder. I wouldn't delete any entry points. At least keeping Haxchi is a good idea (CBHC isn't needed).
Please provide more information about what is working and what not (why do I have to say this so often?). The Wii U experts might be able to help you. Don't randomly change things on NAND.
I'm so sorry. I think most notorious are Daily Log, Age restictions and amiibo settings. Although it does happen (more rarely but even more annoying when that happens) in other titles too, like Settings or in the login screen. I only have haxchi as of now, used to have CBHC at some point but decided to uninstall it after it started showing a black screen on boot sometimes.Please provide more information about what is working and what not (why do I have to say this so often?).
Was Mario Maker on the internal memory?I'm so sorry. I think most notorious are Daily Log, Age restictions and amiibo settings. Although it does happen (more rarely but even more annoying when that happens in other titles too, like Settings or in the login screen. I only have haxchi as of now, used to have CBHC at some point but decided to uninstall it after it started showing a black screen on boot sometimes.
Also maybe worth a mention is that at some point Super Mario Maker started to report that levels were deleted because of file corruption, which leads me to believe that the internal hdd is failing.