Hacking Powercut while using wupinstaler?

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Anyone know what happens if a powercut occurs while I am installing a game with wupinstaler... I've read that if I'm installing my game in the USB and there is a powercut nothing happens, but if I'm installing my game in the internal storage the console will brick. I want to know if that is 100% true.
I ask because in my country that happen very often

Thanks guys.
 
You would probably just need to go into data management and let it clear the incomplete install or even just try again. wupinstaller is just using built-in console functions and even installing legit from the eshop you might lose power, it should recover just fine.
 
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Frequent blackouts are very common in less developed countries.

Specifically in Ecuador a lot of power comes from hydroelectric plants - so if there's a prolonged drought, energy production plummets.

It was really bad in 2010 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Ecuador_electricity_crisis

Thanks for answering dude, it was so clear!

Btw, I'm asking because I want to install COD Ghost (16gb) into my friend's console and he doesn't have HDD o an available USB so we have that fear...
 
Thanks for answering dude, it was so clear!

Btw, I'm asking because I want to install COD Ghost (16gb) into my friend's console and he doesn't have HDD o an available USB so we have that fear...
Your best bet would be to wait until the next power cut, then do it as soon as it comes back on. (And maybe invest in a UPS unit while you're at it..?)
 
Thanks for answering dude, it was so clear!

Btw, I'm asking because I want to install COD Ghost (16gb) into my friend's console and he doesn't have HDD o an available USB so we have that fear...

I've seen reports of people getting bricks with system updates, but not with wupinstaller.

That being said, I would err on the side of caution and wait until your friend can afford a usb flash drive to install that game. I installed some games on a 32GB flash drive and it works just as well as an external hdd. These are really cheap, so that might be a good option.
 
I just had a power cut while installing Donkey Kong TF in the System internal memory.

It turned on just fine after the power came back and repeated the installation. Everything working alright.
 
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...wait until the next power cut, then do it as soon as it comes back on....invest in a UPS
One failure in a complex system is not a predictor of the next. Although it's true that the power will never be on longer between any two outages than it is from the time that the first outage ends, you can't know the interval.

The UPS is a solid recommendation :)
 

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