
what the Wii is able to read depends on the application you try to read with... Geexbox also reads NTFS! But Waninkoko clearly didn`t wanted to use FAT or NTFS; so he and Kwiirk came up with WBFS...blitzer320 said:yes because the wii only reads fat16 which has a limit of 4 gb a file so plain and simple yes

Yeah, you would need some kind of program... there are already several aroundmario41001 said:if i format it to wbfs format will windows be able to read it as well?

Jap, you would always have to access the formatted hd through the wbfs-program, which is not a bad thing. But if you want to use your hd with mediaplayer or your windows-pc you probably should make a partition for wbfs firstblitzer320 said:it would show in windows but windows will say it needs to be formatted


On my Vista it doesn`t work... But on my other xp-pc the program does work and I heard of some people, who expirienced the same thing the other way around... So I really can`t tell, why it does not work with my vista-pc but normally it should! The best thing is, just to try it outmario41001 said:does this app work with windows vista ??
