Even though it says finished it hasn't done anything, so what should I do?

I'm using WiiBackupManager0.3.5-beta1C.S.I. said:You havent given much information.
What OS is it running on. XP or Vista/7?
Add an ISO, to what, how. How big is the ISO?
More detail will probably = a resolution.
It's windows XP, adding an ISO to a external hardrive, the ISO is 4.38 GB...:facepalm: I've formatted the whole drive to FAT32 and im pretty sure all files over 4GB have to be split
QUOTE(icebrg5 @ Jul 13 2010, 08:21 PM) what version of wiibackup manager are you using also?
Earlier versions had a "ghost" transfer bug where it showed the game transferring but then when it was done there was no game on the drive.
luminalace said:If the original iso isn't Wii sized (4699979776 bytes) then the backup manager doesnt recognise the disk! Even games that are smaller should come up that size when in iso format!
It's 4,589,824 KB
QUOTE(pepxl @ Jul 14 2010, 05:15 AM) Not really ^^^, you can add compressed .iso's/ciso's with WBM so the files size doesnt need to be exactly 4.7GB at all, thats just the size of the archived .iso when extracted
@OP
sounds like your adding the games you want to transfer to the games list and not actually transfering
when you add the games you want to add to HDD via WBM it will add them to a list first then you must select the ticky box on the left hand side of the game title then select the transfer tab.

pepxl said:what does the log tab say when its finish tryng to add, make sure the log debug level is set to full debug, that way we'll get a better idea of whats happening
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In the picture above, after the time there's green text...
When i tried to add the ISO. there's two red lines that say:After that at the end it says in green text thread terminated
- (WiiDisc.DoPartition) Invalid TMD 0/0
- (WiiDisc.DoDisc) Error Reading partition 3 type = 1212233808
QUOTE(WiiCrazy @ Jul 14 2010, 06:14 PM) If iso file is on a share this sometimes happens.. Try moving the file elsewhere and retry...
ps: Also check the space left on the drive..