Yes...Â
Well, yeah :S The game froze as I pressed X to set it to PAL so I turned it off, and then turned it on again..Now its black and white :S
Well, as Ive said, Im not sure if the 10% abort is the reason.
This has never happened before, Ive tried on 2 TV's and both of them has worked before.
Only 1 of them can play 60hz and when I try 60Hz on the other the colors screw up, but the other works (Worked..) fine.
The cables are where they are suppose to be unless they are broken..Really need help with this...
Well, as Ive said, Im not sure if the 10% abort is the reason.
This has never happened before, Ive tried on 2 TV's and both of them has worked before.
Only 1 of them can play 60hz and when I try 60Hz on the other the colors screw up, but the other works (Worked..) fine.
The cables are where they are suppose to be unless they are broken..Really need help with this...
I would like to try it on my Wii as well.. but I'm a bit recluctant now that you've said what happened to you
Easier method for wiikey people:
1.Burn the original iso
2.Burn a brickblocked iso
3.Do the original iso update till 15% and then cut off the power
4.Play the brickblocked one without double channels
Well, yeah :S The game froze as I pressed X to set it to PAL so I turned it off, and then turned it on again..Now its black and white :S
How would I know? Maybe your wii just brokeThen whats wrong!!!
I cant stand this! There has to be a solution!!!
Um..not sureI use a normal Scart block with one red, one white and one yellow cable. The TV can run boh 60Hz and 50Hz, and it worked perfectly yesterday...
works perfectly except that i get disk read error some times but all i have to do is take the disc out and re insert it so it's no big deal.Then whats wrong!!!
I cant stand this! There has to be a solution!!!
How would I know? Maybe your wii just broke. The timing looks kind of weird, but it is possible. For as for as I know there isn't anyone else who mentioned this problem.
Yes it definitely looks like your Wii is broke. So it probably didn't have any thing to do with the "abort at 10%" thing.
Open the wii and take out the chip and try and return it to the store where you bought it. Be sure to format the Wii's memory before as well so that Nintendo doesn't find the MP3 save file
QUOTE(xflash @ Aug 30 2007, 06:49 AM)