Hacking Sometimes getting "System files are corrupted"

oops_ur_dead

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Sometimes when I go into the system menu, when the disk loads I get the message "System Files are corrupt blah blah". It only happens sometimes, usually when I click on a channel and then click Wii Menu WHILE the disk is loading. Could this be caused by scratched disks, because I noticed that the three disks I tested (which all came up with the error) are somewhat scratched. Or is my drive dying or something?
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Im running 4.0 (could this issue be related to 4.0?)
I have PreLoader installed with an installed DOL running before system menu.
System menu is running on patched (not DIP'd) IOS60.
 
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Might be a corruption on your system menu, Ive never heard this happens with disks...
 

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sounds like youve installed a corrupt .wad, i had this from a Mplayer V2 forwarder channel i installed but soon swapped it for a new one and never had an error since
 

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I definitely do NOT have a banner brick, and its definitely caused when the disk loads. Im wondering if anyone else has this problem.
 

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its not necessary corrupt sorry, some channel makers dont test their channels properly.

e.g.
Mplayer CE forwarder i learned had a sound file a few seconds to long when made making the error message pop up.

a way to test is to start on the disk channel by click on it but dont click start or wii menu instead press the plus(+) or minus(-) buttons thru the channel until the error pops up.

e.g. ur on the weather channel and pressed plus(+) then the error poped up that means its the channel after the weather channel thats faulty. but please dont go deleting all channels as u might delete the wron one by mistake( a system channel snd not a custom one).

hope it helps.
 

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i had the same exact issue. I had a theme applied, but apparently it was missing disc images and whenever i tried to load the disc channel that message would come up because it was looking for images that didnt exist. make sure if you have a theme that you have a good one applied and not an incomplete one. Also you could have just installed a bad system menu.
 

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My parents put on the Wii Fit Channel on my 4.1E Wii.
That let to system files being corrupt every time you go onto Wii Menu, Had to go into Maintenance Mode and delete it through that.
 

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I'm assuming it happens when your Wii is under a little stress. It just happened to me while I was leaving the Memory card menu and entering the Channel option. I clicked the Channel before the whole section loaded, and this isn't the first time it's happened in this type of situation.
 

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