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Super Smash Brawl - Asking for d/l , seeding or posting a direct link = ban
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muttyhc
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13. March 2008 @ 19:28 |
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Originally posted by muttyhc:
does this game run in 480p ? mine seems to be 480i.
Ofcourse my wii is set at 480p mode...
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nutter2
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13. March 2008 @ 19:41 |
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OK, I can't be bothered reading 96 pages of posts, but I'm going to point out something here:
To all those with continuing problems with SSBB (myself included), there is another factor very few of you are relating to - the chipset/drive of your Wii.
My system is a launch-day unit with Wiikey on 1.9G firmware, the retail SSBB disc is unreadable on my machine HOWEVER a Verbatim DVD-R DL run at 2x burn speed reads perfectly, but upon booting gives back ERROR #001 - UNAUTHORIZED DEVICE DETECTED. But Nintendo has acknowledged the dirty lens issue which I suspect is total BS. Why is it my unit reads a burned disc but not a commercial dual-layer disc? Isn't the commercial disc the more readily-compatible format? I suspect that Wii consoles sent in for cleaning are actually having their DVD drives replaced with units that read the SSBB retail disc, whereas early-generation models just cannot due to poor QA.
According to some people, all this configuration and software SHOULD work, on mine it clearly does not since SSBB detects the Wiikey. The only difference AFAIK is that my console is a launch-day NTSC console.
tl;dr: always give us the following information
Wii format & chipset (NTSC/PAL/NTSC-J D2A/B/C/etc)
modchip and firmware
burned disc brand, type & speed (DVD-R/+R DL)
error messages if any from various discs
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firefox13
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13. March 2008 @ 19:45 |
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@ nutter2
If you are willing to learn how to use the Trucha Signer, it might be able to solve your problem.
This was taken from GBATemp...
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Thought i would post this info here as well :
I have just downloaded this game and i have started working on it already lol.
To remove the 001 Drive Check Error in SSBB US extract the main.dol file from partition 2 and edit the following value in a hex editor :
0X1F2293 Change 0C to 04
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X1028
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13. March 2008 @ 19:51 |
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I have a NTSC-U Wii, with a D2Ckey modchip.
Burned the whole ISO (Wiizard dump) at 4x on a Verbatim DVD+R DL.
My system recognized the game, updated my Wii through the game and didn't give me any problems up to there.
Then it took me to a loading screen in black (with the word loading on the bottom corner). After that, my screen when white and stopped there.
I restarted my system and exactly the same thing happened.
Is this just a bad burn? Did I do something incorrectly?
If it is probably a bad burn, I would like some reassurance before reburning it on another dual layered DVD (pretty pricey).
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13. March 2008 @ 19:52 |
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Originally posted by nutter2:
I can't be bothered reading 96 pages of posts
Originally posted by creaky:
Lazy posts and refusal to read previous posts are the reasons threads such as this get so long and bloated. Too many people can't cope and post for help because they just can't be bothered to read a few pages of FREE HELP.
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icykle
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13. March 2008 @ 19:56 |
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@X1028
hey i got the same thing you got, basically we were burning it wrong, i have a partial solution- meaning - you will still get that white disc error screen during intro but you can skip and play brawl easily.
open SSBB iso using imgburn 2.4.0.0, pop in your DL, go to TOOLS > SETTING > WRITE > in LAYER BREAK OPTIONS > choose USER SPECIFIED > enter in this code 2084960 (code to properly burn the DL disc)
now this worked for me but i still get that error, some people dont so can you do tihs yourself and check it out for me if you still get it or not, when it comes to figuring out how to backup games, dvdr price doesnt matter. ive wasted 7 already on SSBB lol . i wil not quit until i do it up because a friend of mine bought the SSBB burnt version at a a chinese store and it works perfectly so yea
let me kno X1028
hope this helps
peace.
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X1028
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13. March 2008 @ 20:00 |
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Originally posted by icykle:
@X1028
hey i got the same thing you got, basically we were burning it wrong, i have a partial solution- meaning - you will still get that white disc error screen during intro but you can skip and play brawl easily.
open SSBB iso using imgburn 2.4.0.0, pop in your DL, go to TOOLS > SETTING > WRITE > in LAYER BREAK OPTIONS > choose USER SPECIFIED > enter in this code 2084960 (code to properly burn the DL disc)
now this worked for me but i still get that error, some people dont so can you do tihs yourself and check it out for me if you still get it or not, when it comes to figuring out how to backup games, dvdr price doesnt matter. ive wasted 7 already on SSBB lol . i wil not quit until i do it up because a friend of mine bought the SSBB burnt version at a a chinese store and it works perfectly so yea
let me kno X1028
hope this helps
peace.
Thanks so much for the prompt reply!
I actually only have 2 DL discs left, so that is also why I am being a little cautious. I'll let you know how it works out.
(I also have a friend who bought a burn copy from a Chinese place. It works on his Wiikey, but haven't tested out that copy of the game on my D2Ckey.)
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nutter2
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13. March 2008 @ 20:31 |
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Originally posted by creaky:
Originally posted by nutter2:
I can't be bothered reading 96 pages of posts
Originally posted by creaky:
Lazy posts and refusal to read previous posts are the reasons threads such as this get so long and bloated. Too many people can't cope and post for help because they just can't be bothered to read a few pages of FREE HELP.
Maybe you'd like to tell me what search terms I'm going to have to use to find the solution? Let's see, only about 5 different possible hardware variables here.. oh wait, then there's the disc format and write speeds.. This kind of FREE HELP is not helpful at all.
How about a locked sticky thread with specific instructions? That's helpful, NINETY-SIX pages of unformatted blather is not.
Oh and since it apparently can't go without saying, I had already tried the supposed solutions on page 1 of this bloated joke of a thread. As I said - they obviously do not work consistently, because solutions that people say are working do not work on mine and others. There are other variables at play here, because the WIIKEY DOES NOT WORK AROUND SSBB PROTECTION. YET, OR PERHAPS EVER? and there are multiple versions of chipsets and DVD drives in the Wii.
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firefox13
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13. March 2008 @ 20:34 |
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Originally posted by nutter2:
Originally posted by creaky:
Originally posted by nutter2:
I can't be bothered reading 96 pages of posts
Originally posted by creaky:
Lazy posts and refusal to read previous posts are the reasons threads such as this get so long and bloated. Too many people can't cope and post for help because they just can't be bothered to read a few pages of FREE HELP.
Maybe you'd like to tell me what search terms I'm going to have to use to find the solution? Let's see, only about 5 different possible hardware variables here.. oh wait, then there's the disc format and write speeds.. This kind of FREE HELP is not helpful at all.
How about a locked sticky thread with specific instructions? That's helpful, NINETY-SIX pages of unformatted blather is not.
Oh and since it apparently can't go without saying, I had already tried the supposed solutions on page 1 of this bloated joke of a thread. As I said - they obviously do not work consistently, because solutions that people say are working do not work on mine and others. There are other variables at play here, because the WIIKEY DOES NOT WORK AROUND SSBB PROTECTION. YET, OR PERHAPS EVER? and there are multiple versions of chipsets and DVD drives in the Wii.
I gave you a possible solution to the 001 Error.
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RGD622
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13. March 2008 @ 20:34 |
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Success!!
3.2U launch wii
1.9g wiikey (after corrupting and recovering)
Emcubed ssbb
Memorex DVD+R DL
2.4x with imgburn
layer break manually set
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Butt101
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13. March 2008 @ 20:39 |
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Originally posted by RGD622:
Success!!
3.2U launch wii
1.9g wiikey (after corrupting and recovering)
Emcubed ssbb
Memorex DVD+R DL
2.4x with imgburn
layer break manually set
why would u corrupt your wiikey if u used a burned copy?
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1bigfish1
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13. March 2008 @ 20:40 |
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I'm trying to burn Super Smash Bros with no luck, this is what I've tried:
MEDIA: Memorex DVD+R DL
SOFTWARE USED: ImgBurn
CHIPSET: D2C
MOD: D2CKEY
TRY 1
ImgBurn at 2.4x
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ImgBurn at 2.4x w/Layer break set to 2084960
TRY 3
ImgBurn at 2.4x w/Layer Break set to 2084960 and Write Type set to Incremental
TRY 4
ImgBurn at 4x w/Layer Break set to 2084960
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
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wiigame
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13. March 2008 @ 20:46 |
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I have seen that a lot of people have had success with both layer break and not. Someone please tell me if it is a better idea to use it or not, just incase like if an error comes up as I progress in the game.
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hiperb0y
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13. March 2008 @ 20:49 |
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@ nutter2
Just to contradict your statement, I have a LAUNCH-DAY Wii as well with a 1.9g Wiikey. Mine worked on the first try with a Verbatim DL DVD+R at 2.4x. So it has nothing to do with when you bought the Wii. Also here is something I read about the dust issue taken from joystiq:
The issue here is not a dusty lens in the Wii's DVD drive, it is the potentiometer (or variable resistor) on the drive itself. If the resistor is set too high (usually around 700-800ohms) it doesn't let enough power get to the laser, meaning the laser wont be strong enough to read the dual layer disc. This is easily fixed by lowering the pot (to 500 or less, depending on what works, but not too low) by anyone who can open their Wii and knows their way around a DVD drive (assuming they also know how to adjust the pot).
I guess Nintendo obviously didn't want to admit that it was something this simple and actually their fault for not setting the pot properly for every unit (although, setting the potentiometer higher will definitely make your DVD drive last longer).
Anyone willing to do this can search around Google to find out how, BUT you can seriously mess up your Wii beyond repair and it wont be covered under any warrenty.
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rafadawn
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13. March 2008 @ 20:59 |
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Right on!
Originally posted by hiperb0y:
@ nutter2
Just to contradict your statement, I have a LAUNCH-DAY Wii as well with a 1.9g Wiikey. Mine worked on the first try with a Verbatim DL DVD+R at 2.4x. So it has nothing to do with when you bought the Wii. Also here is something I read about the dust issue taken from joystiq:
The issue here is not a dusty lens in the Wii's DVD drive, it is the potentiometer (or variable resistor) on the drive itself. If the resistor is set too high (usually around 700-800ohms) it doesn't let enough power get to the laser, meaning the laser wont be strong enough to read the dual layer disc. This is easily fixed by lowering the pot (to 500 or less, depending on what works, but not too low) by anyone who can open their Wii and knows their way around a DVD drive (assuming they also know how to adjust the pot).
I guess Nintendo obviously didn't want to admit that it was something this simple and actually their fault for not setting the pot properly for every unit (although, setting the potentiometer higher will definitely make your DVD drive last longer).
Anyone willing to do this can search around Google to find out how, BUT you can seriously mess up your Wii beyond repair and it wont be covered under any warrenty.
Where's the party?!?
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rcjian
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13. March 2008 @ 20:59 |
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Originally posted by 1bigfish1:
I'm trying to burn Super Smash Bros with no luck, this is what I've tried:
MEDIA: Memorex DVD+R DL
SOFTWARE USED: ImgBurn
CHIPSET: D2C
MOD: D2CKEY
TRY 1
ImgBurn at 2.4x
TRY 2
ImgBurn at 2.4x w/Layer break set to 2084960
TRY 3
ImgBurn at 2.4x w/Layer Break set to 2084960 and Write Type set to Incremental
TRY 4
ImgBurn at 4x w/Layer Break set to 2084960
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
I burned it with no layer break and write speed set at Auto, used Memorex DVD+R DL with new version of Imgburn. Maybe you can try it! goodluck!!!
I have wiikey (1.9g), Wii at 3.2. No error so far!
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jnaks
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13. March 2008 @ 21:23 |
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Originally posted by nutter2:
Oh and since it apparently can't go without saying, I had already tried the supposed solutions on page 1 of this bloated joke of a thread. As I said - they obviously do not work consistently, because solutions that people say are working do not work on mine and others. There are other variables at play here, because the WIIKEY DOES NOT WORK AROUND SSBB PROTECTION. YET, OR PERHAPS EVER? and there are multiple versions of chipsets and DVD drives in the Wii.
boo hoo. cry me a river. most everyone here has done their homework and contributed to the front with facts and trials.
Wiikey does work around SSBB protection, actually, it just doesn't know how to distinguish between retail and copy -- that's the issue, really. your dusty eye issue has been addressed, but that's irrelevant. you admit there are multiple variables, yet you want a definitive answer for yourself. it's a good thing we have your console available to take a look at ourselves. if you read enough, you know most other chipsets are doing fine. forget that media is half the reason that people post up with problems.
i like guys like you. you don't do anything, don't contribute, but when you get stuck the first time, you post thinking the world is at your doorstep. i wonder if you will even post what steps you took and what settings you have when you do finally figure it out. you don't like our "FREE HELP", try the alternative. heck, maybe nintendo will help you out. but last i checked, we had some of the best answers in this thread on the net (including all the collected info on Trucha Signer).
the info is all here. recommended media to try with what chipset, what firmwares, what burning software, what to try, what to avoid...and a number of success stories for each one. now, some are just unlucky, and some have corrupted downloads...but the last variable is usually the user and his/her computer. that's usually the one most at fault, imho.
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amannyr
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13. March 2008 @ 21:26 |
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I posted earlier that I successfully burned it.
But it only works on my Wii, i tried the same disc on her Wii and it didn't work. She has the same specs as me.
Wii 3.2U WiiKey 1.9g
The only difference is her Wii doesn't read gamecube discs ever since I updated it to 1.9g. If it doesn't read gamecube games how will I be able to use the recovery disc? I don't understand why it still plays Wii backups though.
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X1028
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13. March 2008 @ 21:26 |
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Originally posted by X1028:
Originally posted by icykle:
@X1028
hey i got the same thing you got, basically we were burning it wrong, i have a partial solution- meaning - you will still get that white disc error screen during intro but you can skip and play brawl easily.
open SSBB iso using imgburn 2.4.0.0, pop in your DL, go to TOOLS > SETTING > WRITE > in LAYER BREAK OPTIONS > choose USER SPECIFIED > enter in this code 2084960 (code to properly burn the DL disc)
now this worked for me but i still get that error, some people dont so can you do tihs yourself and check it out for me if you still get it or not, when it comes to figuring out how to backup games, dvdr price doesnt matter. ive wasted 7 already on SSBB lol . i wil not quit until i do it up because a friend of mine bought the SSBB burnt version at a a chinese store and it works perfectly so yea
let me kno X1028
hope this helps
peace.
Thanks so much for the prompt reply!
I actually only have 2 DL discs left, so that is also why I am being a little cautious. I'll let you know how it works out.
(I also have a friend who bought a burn copy from a Chinese place. It works on his Wiikey, but haven't tested out that copy of the game on my D2Ckey.)
UPDATE!
The instruction icykle gave allowed me to burn the game perfectly with everything functioning as it should. I was also able to watch the complete intro cinematic with no problem whatsoever. Can't thank you enough! I think this needs to be added to the first post for other D2Ckey users so that no more DL DVDs and time will go wasted in trying to get the game to work.
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1bigfish1
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13. March 2008 @ 21:35 |
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It seems everyone who's had some success has the Wii with a chipset other than the D2C.
Seeing mine has the D2C chipset, and I have tried burning DL DVD's at 2.4 ~ 4x (max is 4x with the memorex that I own) without any luck.
I'm going out tomorrow to buy some Verbatims. They're quite pricey (20 for $55) but I take it one for the team -- community rather ;)
My results will be posted by tomorrow afternoon latest.
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jamieshan
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13. March 2008 @ 21:42 |
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Originally posted by icykle:
Hey guys, i was redirected to this thread for SSBB wii key talking so let me explain my situation.
Basically:
-bought a modded wii off a guy with the new 1.9g update
-burnt myself the dled SSBB USA wiizard version = got a disc error white screen
-took wii back and the "guys" SSBB burned version worked fine
-so i bought his copy, but was curious, so i remember him saying something about a CODE anD LAYER BREAKING
-after checking the forum i got what i did wrong and burnt SSBB again with the layer break code provided in the AD forum
BUT I STILL get the white screen during the INTRO, and also in the new ADVENTURE MODE
is it becaues im still doing soemthing wrong, or is it because im using the wrong dvd media.. i used a DL MEMEROX burnt at 2.4x
Please can someone help me out.
You may want to try a different media. My friend and I have the exact same set up. Verbatim DL works fine on his, but not on mine. I had to use Memorex DL for mine. Weird, but it worked. Good luck!
thanks.
Jamieshan
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jamieshan
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13. March 2008 @ 21:46 |
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Originally posted by X1028:
I have a NTSC-U Wii, with a D2Ckey modchip.
Burned the whole ISO (Wiizard dump) at 4x on a Verbatim DVD+R DL.
My system recognized the game, updated my Wii through the game and didn't give me any problems up to there.
Then it took me to a loading screen in black (with the word loading on the bottom corner). After that, my screen when white and stopped there.
I restarted my system and exactly the same thing happened.
Is this just a bad burn? Did I do something incorrectly?
If it is probably a bad burn, I would like some reassurance before reburning it on another dual layered DVD (pretty pricey).
Mine did the same thing, but I tried a different brand of dvd/dl and it worked. I went from Verbatim (supposedly one of the best) to Memorex and the Memorex works flawlessly.
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13. March 2008 @ 21:55 |
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@jnaks
Well said
@nutter2
Since you think this kind of free help is not helpful - go elsewhere for help. We really don't need or want members with your attitude.
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tek105
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13. March 2008 @ 22:13 |
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Hey guys... I was wondering if any of you got the problem where SSBB didn't even do the update? My wii never required me to do the update.
I have a wiikey and it's up-to-date and so is my wii firmware. I was able to play the Japanese version aswell from before. I also accidently happened to update the Japanese version's patch on my wii and I have a semi-bricked wii I think. Any suggestions on how to get the american SSBB update?
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Sythron
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13. March 2008 @ 22:17 |
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Alright just confirming what to do here. I have an older Wii with a WiiKey and I bought SSBB today. I just downloaded and burned 1.9g USA WiiKey Update to a Sony DVD+R.
Before I proceed any further I just want to make sure I have this all done properly. I got the 1.9g update from the thread pinned in this forum and it's 1.35GB already
I bought my Wii premodded with the 1.9g update and all that so I have never done this before. I read on this page to corrupt the WiiKey software by initailizing the 1.9g update and unplugging the power cord to my Wii at 70%.
If I do that will I be able to restore my Wiikey software to play backed up games again with this same 1.9g disc?
Last question, should I update my console via WiFi to 3.2U before I do any of this?
Thanks for all the help, this forum works wonders.
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