Wii Games On Sd Card
Well then, download Wii Backup file manger. Convert your Wii isos to WBFS format. On your SD card root, create a file folder called wbfs (All lowercase) Put all your Wii games into that folder. Open up a loader on the Wii, and it should see the files. You can use the 8GB or 16GB SDHC SD Memory Card to transfer your saved game files from your Wii to your Wii U. SD Memory Card (Wii U, Wii, Nintendo 2DS. GameStop: Buy Wii/DSi Memory SD 2.0GB. The SanDisk SD Gaming Memory Card line is the must have card for the Nintendo® Wii game console.
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Is a fabulous wiki about all things modding for your Wii. DIOS-MIOS often causes problems and is NOT recommended. By Other Wii/Nintendo Communities If there is anything else you'd like added here, just PM it to one of the Mods. I recently softmodded my Wii and use Configurable USB loader myself, works like a charm. The big thing to making it work was making sure my Cios's were up to date.
I don't know how true it is, but apparently the D2X-V10-BETA52 ones are better for making Wii games run off SD cards, while the Beta53 ones are better for USB. I don't know how far along you are, but here's the guide I followed thanks to: It sounds like you did not add the correct cIOS files. This is basically the custom system files you need to launch retail Wii Games from your HDD. Here are the Instructions. Put your SD card into your computer. You need to download the.
Extract it into the apps folder of your sd card. Extract to your sd card or usb device into the folder /apps/d2x-cios-installer. (I used there). Put your SD card into your Wii, and turn it on.
Open HomebrewChannel and launch the D2X cIOS Installer. Your cursor will be on the cIOS D2X Version. Use the D-Pad to change it to the newest version (all the way to the right). Move down, and change the IOS Base to 56. Move down again, and change the IOS to slot 249. This version is only used by the Wii when checking updates.
Set the version to maximum (65535). You are now ready to install, so press A to continue.
You will land on an overview with the available cIOS slots. The slot you just selected should be blinking. Several other slots may be highlighted in red.
Putting Downloaded Wii Games On Sd Card
Press A to start the installation. Wait for the progress to complete. Once it finishes, you will land on another IOS overview screen. Your freshly installed cIOS should be highlighted in a green color. Press the A button to go back to the configuration screen. Next, you want to configure the second cIOS.
This time, use base 57, and slot 250. Again, press A to install it and wait for the process to finish. Once everything is installed, press B to exit the application. Please be aware that this tutorial has you install the CIOS files which are better for USB loading your games. If you have any interest in NAND emulation, you should probably read the details about choosing your CIOS files, which can be found Additionally, more detailed instructions about the install process can be found. Afterwards, you may need to go into CFG USB Loader's settings and make sure that iOS 249 is chosen as the default iOS games are launched with, since that is the one you just updated.
You should also go into the settings for Metroid Prime Trilogy to make sure it is pointed at iOS 249 (since you probably have one of Hermes cIOS 222/223/224 loading its alt dol. Also, either point CFG USB Loader at the regular.dol file or disable loading from an alternate.dol altogether for Metroid Prime Trilogy. You don't need to load the alt one anymore. If, after you install the cIOS files and update CFG USB Loader's settings it still does not work, I recommend switching to WiiFlow, which can be downloaded from After this, my games ran without problems. Before I was getting black screen and returns to the Wii menu.