I'm in the same boat, I just installed HBC on my virgin 4.0 Wii and I want to downgrade to 3.2. Any suggestions on where to start?
Krayce said:
I had the same thing happen to me. Is it because I'm running 4.0?
[Edit] Just used the guide at the following link to downgrade, used the offline version. Check out wiibrew.org for the emulators bro.
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=144835
Phazon13 said:
I was at 4.0U. I used the Offline Download/Upgrade after I had already installed HBC using bannerbomb. Just follow the instructions EXACTLY if you wanna downgrade, worked like a charm for me.
Update 3.3 by Nintendo prevented users from installing wads, so if you want to install your own wads you should downgrade to 3.2.
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