Hacking Wii-Clip Install!
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I've installed the Wii Clip (with d2ckey), and it works - but only if the Wii case is 'loose'.
Sometimes it can work with the front on, but most of the time that will stop it working, and at some point it was working with the side screws in, but now even that fails - I now play with the case on (held by a single side screw) but front off (classy...
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[I have taken the case apart many times and can even provoke the failure by tightening the DVD drives 4 mounting screws really tight, a quarter turn looser will prompt it to work again, and have made sure there is no shorting when the drive presses on the clip by using the cut out and sticker on underside (have also tried without these...) tried a bit of padding under the chip extension board too, none of this seems to make a difference]
I'm thinking its either a bending of the chip extension board or the clip getting gently prised off when the drive presses on it at a certain pressure/direction. Is the fact that a small(ish) quarter screw turn can be the difference between it working and failing any indication of the nature of the problem?
Has anyone else had this problem? What did you do to solve it?
Sometimes it can work with the front on, but most of the time that will stop it working, and at some point it was working with the side screws in, but now even that fails - I now play with the case on (held by a single side screw) but front off (classy...
[I have taken the case apart many times and can even provoke the failure by tightening the DVD drives 4 mounting screws really tight, a quarter turn looser will prompt it to work again, and have made sure there is no shorting when the drive presses on the clip by using the cut out and sticker on underside (have also tried without these...) tried a bit of padding under the chip extension board too, none of this seems to make a difference]
I'm thinking its either a bending of the chip extension board or the clip getting gently prised off when the drive presses on it at a certain pressure/direction. Is the fact that a small(ish) quarter screw turn can be the difference between it working and failing any indication of the nature of the problem?
Has anyone else had this problem? What did you do to solve it?
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Peggy
Website: www.21tvgame.com
MSN:[email protected]
tel:+86-20-22080558
fax:+86-20-22080556
Add:No.1808,New Asia Internation&Digital Electronic building, Guangzhou,China. zipcode:510130
Hi There,
Just to update you guys on the status of my Wii-clip installation.
After 5 weeks of moderate use it still works great.
Just to give an indication on how much I played: I've replaced the batteries in my Wiimote twice.
I'm very pleased with my Wii-Clip so far.
Cheers.
Just to update you guys on the status of my Wii-clip installation.
After 5 weeks of moderate use it still works great.
Just to give an indication on how much I played: I've replaced the batteries in my Wiimote twice.
I'm very pleased with my Wii-Clip so far.
Cheers.
First post and you're bumping a 4 month old topic. Welcome to GBAtemp. I think you'll fit in just fine here.
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yee_tsou said:
I know its off topic, but I've been thinking about getting a lightscribe dvd drive to title all my disks. ( I hate the look of a blank disk with
sharpie all over it lol). But I've read in a few places that the lightscribed image fades after a while, can anyone comfirm or bust this?
I'm gonna get me a chip, and I guess I'll go with a clip(after reading this entire thread). Looks like it's the simple way to do it.
RhiGhost said:
Never had that problem personally and I've had one since their release to press
I have discs over...erm god, 5 or more years old? Ones with my son as a baby printed on the top and they're fine- Joined
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Thanks xergal! *goes off to order her lightscribe drive*
Edit: I also ordered a d2pro solderless clip from OZmodchip, hopefully I'll get it by next week. I'll post how the install and
everything else goes.
Edit: I also ordered a d2pro solderless clip from OZmodchip, hopefully I'll get it by next week. I'll post how the install and
everything else goes.
Greets everyone...
I was wondering there is a local dealer here who i contacted for buying a wiikey 2 with a wii clip. He asked for my serial and then e-mailed me that i had to get a wiikey 1 because i have a DMS chip. So i checked a other site and there the specs say that the Wiikey 2 is DMS compatible...What should i do? I would think that a updated version is always beter right?
I was wondering there is a local dealer here who i contacted for buying a wiikey 2 with a wii clip. He asked for my serial and then e-mailed me that i had to get a wiikey 1 because i have a DMS chip. So i checked a other site and there the specs say that the Wiikey 2 is DMS compatible...What should i do? I would think that a updated version is always beter right?
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