and it's the usb port on the back of it. one of them won't read nothing... and i really don't feel like going through the rehacking BS again.. so any tips or thing of what to do.
never if they find out its hacked
your warrantly is gone so they wont fix it
go to a store where they repair and hack wii's
your warrantly is gone so they wont fix it
go to a store where they repair and hack wii's
First wii hacking really should not be that hard. More importantly other than redoing the basic stages of the hack much of it should stem from the SD card anyway (or can be made to be so before you send it off).
That said assuming what GamerzHell9137 is not the case (and I have no grounds to argue it is not) you said your local store- assuming it is not a port replacement it points at a somewhat higher level piece of fixing unless they straight up replace the motherboard which is not that cheap either and none of it is something every shop can be expected to do. To that end you might want to elaborate on what you expect your "local store" to do.
That said assuming what GamerzHell9137 is not the case (and I have no grounds to argue it is not) you said your local store- assuming it is not a port replacement it points at a somewhat higher level piece of fixing unless they straight up replace the motherboard which is not that cheap either and none of it is something every shop can be expected to do. To that end you might want to elaborate on what you expect your "local store" to do.
i just would like them to replace my USB ports that is all.. nothing ... and they told me it was 30-40 bucks it's weird through that sometimes it works when i use both slots... so i don't think i'm going risk it...
Most cIOS'es don't support using both USB ports for loading - only the latest revisions do, and the feature is in beta stages of development.
Your Wii is not broken. If that was the case, both USB slots would be "loose" on the board and probably wouldn't work - they're on a single "piece", see? Right next to the memory card slots.
Your Wii is not broken. If that was the case, both USB slots would be "loose" on the board and probably wouldn't work - they're on a single "piece", see? Right next to the memory card slots.
If your USB port is really broken then I can fix it. I have a spare on hand just for this type of a situation.
I would say to check to see if it is physically broken. Also, put some apps on your usb drive then go into HBC and try your USB drive in both ports. HBC will use either USB port.
I would say to check to see if it is physically broken. Also, put some apps on your usb drive then go into HBC and try your USB drive in both ports. HBC will use either USB port.
oh it's not broken... it will not read for any of my music game like my mic or the keyboard... cfg usb loader read my stick fine... so that's good. is there a fix for making them read for my music games let me know here.
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Loved the N64 and the PS1 at the time but Castlevania... PS1 hands down 10,000 times better. SoTN just perfect.
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Thankfully the N64 had a metric ton of other fantastic games. I do kind of hate the controller though, I didn't mind it at the time but over the years I have slowly learned to hate it.
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CV64 was a good game given it was the first of it's kind, the first 3d project by kobe and was rushed with content cut because of deadlines.+1
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