I'm afraid that this is more likely a software issue then a hardware issue.
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I can't help you with unofficial Nintendo modifications, but I would do a factory reset and make sure that the Wii is up to date again (4.3U) and start all over again.
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I can't help you with unofficial Nintendo modifications, but I would do a factory reset and make sure that the Wii is up to date again (4.3U/E/J) and start all over again.
You could try to fix the Wii drive and see if original games are working fine or not (my guess is, that this will work).
I'm afraid that this is more likely a software issue then a hardware issue.
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I can't help you with unofficial Nintendo modifications, but I would do a factory reset and make sure that the Wii is up to date again (4.3U) and then try again.
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I can't help you with unofficial Nintendo modifications, but I would do a factory reset and make sure that the Wii is up to date again (4.3U) and start all over again.
You could try to fix the Wii drive and see if original games are working fine or not (my guess is, that this will work).
I'm afraid that this is more likely a software issue then a hardware issue.
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Now, I can't help you with unofficial Nintendo modifications, but I would do a factory reset and make sure that the Wii is up to date again (4.3U) and then try again.
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I can't help you with unofficial Nintendo modifications, but I would do a factory reset and make sure that the Wii is up to date again (4.3U) and then try again.
You could try to fix the Wii drive and see if original games are working fine or not (my guess is, that this will work).
Hi Kenku!
I'm afraid that this is more likely a software issue then a hardware issue.
Now, I can't help you with unofficial Nintendo modifications, but I would do a factory reset and make sure that the Wii is up to date again (4.3U) and then try again.
You could try to fix the Wii drive and see if original games are working fine or not (my guess is, that this will work).