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10 NetSend Example + HTTP Download Example.The CFG Loader can do a whole lot! You can change themes, use your SDHC cards/HDD, download cover images, custom IOS selection for better compatibility with USB drives and so much more! *If theres any questions please do not hesistate to ask*. Use the Wii BackUp Manager to prep your USB, doing it manually will probably cause you to rename the file wrong and it wont show up. Once your Wii is softmodded you will be able to use SDHC cards (CFG USB Loader), this is because it will be used via the loaders and not the official Wii system software. When loading apps onto the SD card make sure not to use any spaces otherwise you will find that the loader will not show up on the homebrew channel. Now the game that wouldn't load because of the missing IOS249 will now begin to work on IOS249.

#Wii backup manager stuck adding files install#

Then click on the loader, and choose the following settings:Ĭhoose network install and press A to continue, the loader should then do its thing and then restart your Wii when your press the appropriate combination (show on screen) Now to the Wii, insert your SD card, click on homebrew channel (you should have this already with the tutorial linked right at the beginning of this thread ) So i decided I will install cios249, but rev18, tried to find the latest one and came across rev 21 so I will be using this.ĭownload the following: cIOSXrev21Installer - Downloads - TechKingsĮxtract the folder cIOSrev21Installer and copy it to your apps folder on your SD card i.e. But I set out to fix this problem instead of trying to find a workaround. net framework to run this application.): WBFS Manager for 32bit(86) - Downloads - TechKingsĬhanging the IOS in CFG USB Loader to something else will probably eventually get the game to load.

#Wii backup manager stuck adding files how to#

I will now show how both of these loaders work and will give abit of advice/tips at the end: How to prepare your USB HDD with WBFS manager for use with uLoader (.wbfs file format)ĭownload the WBFS manager from here (32bit X86 ONLY - You will need the most up-to-date Microsoft. Now this probably makes more sense, maybe you dont have much backups and so dont want to dedicate a HDD to a filesystem that is useless to you other than on the Wii, well now you dont have to with this loader. wbfs games onto a Fat32 or NTFS hard drive. This is the upgraded version of the previous WBFS manager. This manager is best used to prep your USB HDD for the use of 'uLoader' Wii Backup Manager (my choice): Or there is the WiiBackup manager. So you will have to mark a partition on your USB HDD to go forward with this one. This file system cannot be read by Windows, but just the soft modded nintendo Wii. WBFS Manager: With this Backup manager you will have to mark a partition with. Now how much its reduced by depends on how much garbadge nintendo has put onto the disc.

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ISO of a file size 4.3GB can be easily reduced to as little as 1.6GB (.wbfs). iso's and leave you with just the game itself. Both of these awesome apps are able to get rid of this garbadge from the. There is a program called WBFS manager and Wii Backup manager. Nobody wants to waste any disk space when it comes to backups which is where the. The thing with the original wii game discs is that not all disk space is used, and because of this, the remainder of the disc is filled with unnecessary garbage. Its a format that you will likely end up with when making backup of media such as DVD's and Games.

I prefer the CFG USB Loader over the uLoader, and I will explain as I'm writing this tutorial. Both of these loaders are able to make your Wii play your BackUp games. The two loaders that I'll be referring to are uLoader and CFG USB Loader (there are many more loaders out there but i prefer CFG). This is more of a follow through of the thread above, going to throw everything that I have learnt whilst softmodding my wii in this thread. I decided to make a tutorial about how to setup your USB HDD to play Wii BackUps (Soft modded Wii) after successfully modding my Wii (4.3e) by using the following tutorial: