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I have been racking my brain all day today trying to upgrade a friends wii.

long story short, he bought it off craigslist, but they didn't tell him it was all in japanese. It does have a modchip in it, but they didn't tell him which one and now won't answer his emails.

Currently the system menu is at 2.0j

What I would like to do is make it NTSC on 3.2e

I'm searching high and low, and there really isn't a definitive guide for this =/
basically, what's the safest way to get this thing to 3.2j, and then use any region changer?
 
anyregionchanger
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http://wiibrew.org/wiki/AnyRegion_Changer

if the chip doesn't work with the new region reinstall the old system menu and open the wii to know wich chip is and update it. should be easy since it was already opened.
you could also check the seller site forums-comments, you may find wich chip was installed
 
Right, I mentioned that.

I plan on using the iso installer to get the homebrew chan on there, but I need to get the Wii to 3.2j.


I was thinking of updating through wii-fit pal, to 3.3j as well...?
 
thanks sjeps, but in order to use the anyregionchanger, I need to get the homebrew chan on there =)
 
Well, popping in Wii-Fit Pal, didn't prompt me to update anything at all.

Though, I popped in an NTSC game, and it started updating...I swiftly yanked the power cord, and everything still boots up fine.


Grrrr!
 
I'm hoping I don't have to give up on this =/


Surely someone has an answer that actually reads my problem?


Just help me get the homebrew chan on and I'll be a happy dude!
 
run the twilight hack with zelda but put the .dol of anyregionchanger on the root of your SD card instead of the homebrew channel installer.

when this runs you can then change the region and install 3.2 all from there.

should work dude, and dont be updating with PAL/NTSC copies, your jap, so you should be updating with a JAP disc.

if you install a update from a diff region your gonna end up in more trouble than your in.


MightyMouse
 
Damnit!

Changed the settings all to USA, NTSC.

now all the menus are in english, but I now get to deal with a semi-brick. Can't access the settings menu, and now it wont load my NTSC Zelda.

awesome!
 

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