|RELEASE| WII U KIOSK MENU ON SYSTEM NAND

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First off I'm going start this as I did not make this a good friend of mine did her name is quick bell hacker and they have done lot of things in the scene they don't have gbatemp and have asked me to share this

So what is this?
This homebrew is a setting menu which can be installed via wup installer on system nand that gives a lot of benefits and is 100% brick free it could do many things such as change the system region use kiosk menu pair/update your gamepad and many more

one thing this can be used for is syncing a out of region gamepad to a different region console example jap to USA follow this guide here
https://gbatemp.net/threads/sync-different-region-gamepad-to-console-method-work.608970

As of March 8 2022 there is a known bug of changing the users mii and nickname to the creators (quick bell hacker) but she will be working on a fix

I have found a bug where do I report it
Report it in quick bell hackers discord or leave a comment on there YouTube

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I've been getting a lot of questions so I'ma say this I've gotten confirmation you can load games from it and I'm working on getting quick bell to make it open source and create a gbatemp account sorry for the inconveniences
 
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This is certainly interesting, but is it able to display and launch all of your installed Wii U games? I see in the video when they enter there are no games to display. I always enjoyed the Kiosk menu UI and would love to be able to optionally use that instead of the main Wii U menu. But if all it is, is more of less the novelty of seeing the kiosk menu on your Wii U with no real ability to use it in any way beyond that, then I think I'll hold off on it.
 
This is certainly interesting, but is it able to display and launch all of your installed Wii U games? I see in the video when they enter there are no games to display. I always enjoyed the Kiosk menu UI and would love to be use that instead of the main Wii U menu. But if all it is, is more of less the novelty of seeing the kiosk menu on your Wii U with no real ability to use it in any way beyond that, then I think I'll hold off on it.
Yes you can👍
 
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This is certainly interesting, but is it able to display and launch all of your installed Wii U games? I see in the video when they enter there are no games to display. I always enjoyed the Kiosk menu UI and would love to be able to optionally use that instead of the main Wii U menu. But if all it is, is more of less the novelty of seeing the kiosk menu on your Wii U with no real ability to use it in any way beyond that, then I think I'll hold off on it.
My main reason for it is changing your system region without ftp and other convenient things
 
Has anyone actually tested this out for changing the system region? Im curious if it actually changes it permanently or if it only changes it in the kiosk menu hmmmm?
 
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Has anyone actually tested this out for changing the system region? Im curious if it actually changes it permanently or if it only changes it in the kiosk menu hmmmm?
Honestly, I have my doubts, I think it's just for the Kiosk menu which itself is probably just a universal app that Nintendo built all region contents in. So you choose the system's region in the kiosk menu, and the stuff it would load up (demos, videos, descriptions, box art, etc.) would properly reflect the region the kiosk was being displayed in.

I could be wrong, but that's what my gut immediately is telling me.
 
The interesting thing here is obvs the region free and I'd like to know how it achieves it and can this be utilised out with kiosk mode?
I'm sorry I really don't know please just ask quick bell hacker I wish I could help but there the most informed on this
 
this all looks a bit suspicious to me.. i'd stay clear of this until properly tested by a trusted gbatemp member :)
That fair you can be safe but I know quick bell and they would never do something like that in just sharing cause they don't have gbatemp I urge people to ask them about it not me cause I don't have the info
 

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