If I go into the Wii System Menu and format my Wii, will that delete ALL traces of homebrew/CIOS/Backup Loaders etc etc?
I want to start soft modding my Wii from Scratch
Thanks
I want to start soft modding my Wii from Scratch
Thanks
feidhlim1986 said:If I go into the Wii System Menu and format my Wii, will that delete ALL traces of homebrew/CIOS/Backup Loaders etc etc?
I want to start soft modding my Wii from Scratch
Thanks
WiiBlaster said:feidhlim1986 said:If I go into the Wii System Menu and format my Wii, will that delete ALL traces of homebrew/CIOS/Backup Loaders etc etc?
I want to start soft modding my Wii from Scratch
Thanks
it removes all but CIOS
No, you need to overwrite it with the original IOS I believefeidhlim1986 said:WiiBlaster said:feidhlim1986 said:If I go into the Wii System Menu and format my Wii, will that delete ALL traces of homebrew/CIOS/Backup Loaders etc etc?
I want to start soft modding my Wii from Scratch
Thanks
it removes all but CIOS
What would be the easiest way to remove all CIOS? Perhaps use AnyTitle Deleter after I've formated my Wii?
zeldafn333 said:No, you need to overwrite it with the original IOS I believe
I may be wrong
Rudolf said:zeldafn333 said:No, you need to overwrite it with the original IOS I believe
I may be wrong
You're right. Deleting cIOS's will result in a brick, so don't. Install originals instead.
Wrong. It removes the logs.WiiBlaster said:feidhlim1986 said:If I go into the Wii System Menu and format my Wii, will that delete ALL traces of homebrew/CIOS/Backup Loaders etc etc?
I want to start soft modding my Wii from Scratch
Thanks
it removes all but CIOS
Arm The Homeless, you are WRONG, it DOES remove the tickets!QUOTE said:If I go into the Wii System Menu and format my Wii, will that delete ALL traces of homebrew/CIOS/Backup Loaders etc etc?
I want to start soft modding my Wii from Scratch
Thanks
it removes all but CIOS
QUOTE said:Wrong. It removes the logs.
It removes the channels, but keeps the tickets.
should have backed them up before handQUOTE said:In order to "uninstall" cioscorp, I would have to copy over the cios files with "virgin" or "originals", is that correct?
Did Cioscorp back up these files when I installed it?
lol yeah, plenty of ways, heres my favourite FTPii for one, search man search for it*QUOTE said:Yeah, I suck! I'm sure I'll be able to track them down.
My buddy has a virgin wii, is there a way to pull them off of that?
djdynamite123 said:my view, recommend use Gamma/SoftChip, and don't touch installing all them fake cIOS crap......dangerous stuff, if you realise it or not* and you have the same compat with gamma aswell near enough....without that extra risk....why won't you just save all this time and get a chip anyway?
should have backed them up before handQUOTE said:In order to "uninstall" cioscorp, I would have to copy over the cios files with "virgin" or "originals", is that correct?
Did Cioscorp back up these files when I installed it?time to find them?![]()
Ok finley, i mean HornswoggleQUOTE said:Thanks djdynamite, you've been great help. I'll defo steer clear of filling my Wii with loadsa CIOS. Oh and chips cost money, i'm a cheap a$$
djdynamite123 said:Ok finley, i mean HornswoggleQUOTE said:Thanks djdynamite, you've been great help. I'll defo steer clear of filling my Wii with loadsa CIOS. Oh and chips cost money, i'm a cheap a$$lol, install it* it all down to you, what you want, what you want your wii to go through, hmm maybe the wii has feelings? maybe it could do with some new Operating files? hehe just keep reading up on the cioscorp etc.....and decide what you want to do, and Don't fuck up anywhere...![]()