Hi guys, I just transferred or copied all of my Homebrew Data to my other Micro SD Card. Is this the reason why I am did not see all of the apps that I have just installed on the the previous Micro SD Card when I opened up the launcher too btw?
Yes the thing is I do have them on the folder tooare they in the wiiu/apps folder? if so, it could be the fact that you're using a micro sd card. those with their adapters don't work well a lot of the time with the wii u.
Hi guys, I just transferred or copied all of my Homebrew Data to my other Micro SD Card. Is this the reason why I am did not see all of the apps that I have just installed on the the previous Micro SD Card when I opened up the launcher too btw?
With all the respect to the great user @jeannotte and @godreborn , from my side and experience I confirm what @AQS says and I add my experience in years as below.Before you go out buying something you may not need I would do the following
1. Put back your old microsd card in your Wiiu and validate that you do in fact see all your apps on your Wiiu.
2. Reformat your new card (it needs to be Fat32) not exFat or NTFS. Note that the regular Windows format option by default doesn't show the option for Fat32 when you have larger cards over 32gb , so you may need to use 'Diskpart" or a 3'rd party tool .. more info here
**Tip** , when you're doing this step, make sure to use the same microsd adapter that you plan on using with the Wiiu to rule out the adapter as the issue **
3. Copy everything again from Original card to new Card .. Once this is done ( do a Size compare between the 2 cards to validate that everything copied over )
4.With your Wiiu powered off, insert the new MicroSD card (using the same adapter that worked in Step2 above)
Over the years, I've never had a microsd card issue with my Wiiu so long as it's properly formatted and you're using a compatible adapter.
Good luck!
Hello,(before I was thinking that SanDisk was the best, maybe was)