Wii has no signal and does not respond

[VictoriaValentine]

I will still keep tabs on my Wii, though. It is possible this is one of those "Lucky" moments where it does decide to work, but only for some amount of time (Like a week to a month and then it returns to a black screen again like before). Next time it happens (hopefully it stays away), I will say so in this thread. I am uncertain if I can call this "Fixed" yet. Thanks for all your help! If there's anything else I can do, I'd be happy to try it out.

 

[Alexander1970]

Thank you for your "Report".
Good Luck.

 

[CoolMe]

I know this will not help you with your problem, but you can post a syscheck to see if your softmods are up to date. I would try with another tv since you've said the tv made a popping sound, and the Wii stays ON with green light.

 

[VictoriaValentine]

I know this will not help you with your problem, but you can post a syscheck to see if your softmods are up to date. I would try with another tv since you've said the tv made a popping sound, and the Wii stays ON with green light.

I will try the syscheck tommorow and post it here! About that popping noise, It's not a TV defect, it randomly happens, and it comes from the Wii AV cables. My TV interprets it as audio, likely the Wii trying to output something through the cables or sending electricity over it. I'm unsure what triggers it though. Whenever it happens, the next time I boot up the Wii it works perfectly.

 

[CoolMe]

I will try the syscheck tommorow and post it here! About that popping noise, It's not a TV defect, it randomly happens, and it comes from the Wii AV cables. My TV interprets it as audio, likely the Wii trying to output something through the cables or sending electricity over it. I'm unsure what triggers it though. Whenever it happens, the next time I boot up the Wii it works perfectly.

Could be something the AV port connector on the Wii is failing ? Explains why the Wii stays ON with green lights, and it needs to be replaced. You can also inspect it visually with a flashlight for any misaligned pins that could be shorting the system.

 

[VictoriaValentine]

Could be something the AV port connector on the Wii is failing ? Explains why the Wii stays ON with green lights, and it needs to be replaced. You can also inspect it visually with a flashlight for any misaligned pins that could be shorting the system.

I don't think it's the AV port failing, as with the black screen, I cannot connect my Wiimotes. Yet I can use them to turn the Wii on.

 

[VictoriaValentine]

Hello again! Day 2, and the Wii works perfectly, so I decided to reassemble it.

I know this will not help you with your problem, but you can post a syscheck to see if your softmods are up to date. I would try with another tv since you've said the tv made a popping sound, and the Wii stays ON with green light.

I decided to do a syscheck, and this is the result. (I had to put it in a .zip file)

 

[CoolMe]

Hello again! Day 2, and the Wii works perfectly, so I decided to reassemble it.

I decided to do a syscheck, and this is the result. (I had to put it in a .zip file)

Your cIOSs look outdated, you can use @XFlak 's ModMii to update them, just drag & drop the syscheck file into ModMii, it will tell you what to update.

 

[VictoriaValentine]

Your cIOSs look outdated, you can use @XFlak 's ModMii to update them, just drag & drop the syscheck file into ModMii, it will tell you what to update.

Will do! Btw, if you don't mind me asking, what's the advantage/improvements of updating cIOSs?

 

[Alexander1970]

Good Morning.

Will do! Btw, if you don't mind me asking, what's the advantage/improvements of updating cIOSs?

A better Game Loading Compatibility with USBLoader´s.