Hardware Why did your Wiikey 1.9b update fail?

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Why did your Wiikey 1.9b update fail?

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almost offtopic: i just ordered wiikey because my older modchip wasn't upgradeable. should i update it straight to 1.9g or should i update some older firmwares first like 1.9b? plus i'm noob with wiikey, so do i need to do something before it starts to work. just heard osmething like that you need to run the setup disc etc before it works. :A
 
Just a note, the Wiikey updates report connection errors even if there is no connection problem IF you put the Wiikey update on a GCOS multi-disc. Apparently you need to burn that 40MB image directly and waste over 4 GB
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Just a note, the Wiikey updates report connection errors even if there is no connection problem IF you put the Wiikey update on a GCOS multi-disc. Apparently you need to burn that 40MB image directly and waste over 4 GB
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Yes it needs to be burned on its own and not a waste at all if you bother to use a DVD-RW
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thumbs up to modchipcentral. no problems in any regard with their wiikeys. so fwiw, maybe try one of theirs if youre still in wiikeyland
 
I updated my wii to 3.1E, but the update still fails. I really don't know why. It's actually both on the 1.9b and 1.9g update.
Maybe I have a clone WiiKey? ._.
Kinda. WiiCan is kinda like a WiiKey clone only much worse. >_>
 
Just a note, the Wiikey updates report connection errors even if there is no connection problem IF you put the Wiikey update on a GCOS multi-disc. Apparently you need to burn that 40MB image directly and waste over 4 GB
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Maybe that's where I've gone wrong - I'll try burning directly and confirm what happens.
 
I'm new on this I had NTSC Wii that was at firmware 3.0U
I updated the Wiikey to 1.9G. After done I still had error: 001
Did I do something wrong? Please help me out. TIA Sorry i'm offtopic
 
Are you sure you completed the update? The first progression to 100% is only a test, then you must do the true update which will again go to 100%. Use a GC controller if you have one.
 
My friend's update failed (don't know why), and now he can't read any backups...

Do you have an idea on how he could solve that problem? (I searched the forums, but found nothing...)
 
Just a note, the Wiikey updates report connection errors even if there is no connection problem IF you put the Wiikey update on a GCOS multi-disc. Apparently you need to burn that 40MB image directly and waste over 4 GB
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Maybe that's where I've gone wrong - I'll try burning directly and confirm what happens.


Yup - can confirm this - burning directly works fine, burning on a GCOS multidisc causes the 'check connections....' error
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Do we need to update the Wiikey? I purchased it from Modchipstore when they first came out and have never had any problems with any games. I installed myself.

I do keep the wii offline and update the console via the games when it asks like the last one did Mario Galaxies. I only play usa titles and burn on tayo dvd-r 8x


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you can't play smg without the 1.9g update. so if you haven't updated it, someone else probably did recently?
 
Ziddey,

You are correct. I did not know this as I had been playing the original and not my back up until I read your reply. I have since updated my chip this morning and all is fine now. Thanks.
 

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