tj_cool said:Either that or get the App file for your system menu and install that with MyMenuify.
I bricked my Wii (a 4.3E) when I tried to install that theme. After installing it, I kept getting a "The system files are corrupted" error when I turned my Wii on. Priiloader and DOP-Wii saved me. Make sure you have both of those installed. If it does brick your Wii, reinstalling the system menu using DOP-Wii should fix it.Fun_Zephyr said:What are the chances of bricking is using a known, tried and tested theme like: DarkWii_Red_4.3E.csm - the one downloaded via ModMii?
With priiloader you can load the homebrew channel (or a dol file) even if the system menu is corrupt. So yes, you can use priiloader to get back in to mymenuify and install the default app.Fun_Zephyr said:Thanks for all the replies.
For safety reasons I should:
1. Create a NAND Backup
2. Have a Forwarder Channel installed
- So I can launch mymenuify and install the default.app file for my region in case of an issue
3. Install PriiLoader
With the above setup I assume I can get my system menu back should I have an issue with a mymenuify somehow corrupting my System Menu...? WIll PriiLoader I should be able to get mymenuify started correct? If I can start mymenuify - then I can install the default.app for my regions system menu correct?
4. Never used DOP-Wii - will have to investigate. I have only planed to use Mod-Mii if I was to mod my Wii.
Starting the Homebrew Channel via Priiloader didn't work for me for some reason - It said "Error launching HBC" or something like that. I had to reinstall the Homebrew channel using the boot.elf, which started it after installation. Then I loaded Dop-Mii and reinstalled the System Menu, then reinstalled Priiloader before rebooting my Wii again.QUOTE said:With priiloader you can load the homebrew channel (or a dol file) even if the system menu is corrupt.
you can just load a dol file from priiloader you know (like the mymenuify dol). Also, the error was probably because you were using an older priiloader with a newer HBCDaniel15 said:Starting the Homebrew Channel via Priiloader didn't work for me for some reason - It said "Error launching HBC" or something like that. I had to reinstall the Homebrew channel using the boot.elf, which started it after installation. Then I loaded Dop-Mii and reinstalled the System Menu, then reinstalled Priiloader before rebooting my Wii again.QUOTE said:With priiloader you can load the homebrew channel (or a dol file) even if the system menu is corrupt.
He had to re-install it because launching it with priiloader didn't work.Anonymodude said:You do realize that you didn't have to reinstall the HBC?