Open the “SP File Pack” in another window. Go to Start > My Computer > Double click on your SD card to open an empty window. This is a common reason for the “blue flashing light error.” IMPORTANT: If you do not select “Primary” you will be frustrated for at least a good hour trying to figure out why the hell Bootmii won’t start. When it says “operations executed successfully,” close EaseUS Partition Manager. Hit the big blue check mark that says “Apply,” then hit “Yes.” *See “What Type of Storage Should I Get” for more info. The 16GB PNY SDHC Performance card will have this option. IMPORTANT: A cluster size of 32kb is important if you want to run GC games (Melee, etc.) off your SD. In the window that opens, set cluster size to 32kb > ok Right click on your drive letter again > Format Partition
In the window that opens, choose the following setup options: Right click where it says “unallocated” under your disk number > right click > Create partition It should say “ * unallocated” under whatever disk number you had. Right click on your SD card > Delete partition Open your newly installed EaseUS Partition Manager (This may take a minute.)įind the letter of your SD card (ex: G) and make note of what disk number it is under (ex: Disk 4) Go to Start > My Computer > triple check the drive letter of you SD card. If you don’t do this, GC load times will be awful, the music will skip around, and the games will freeze.
Remove dios mios wii update#
It is also good to have the last firmware that Nintendo will ever make, as a system update can delete your hacks.ĮXPLANATION: The goal is to format your SD card as FAT32 and Primary and give it a 32kb cluster size. Once the update is finished, go to Wii Options > Wii Settings > See “4.3U” on the top-right.ĮXPLANATION: Everything can now be done on the 4.3 firmware. When Priiloader comes up, go to System Menu Hacks, then switch “Block Online Updates” to “disabled.” After that, hit “save settings” at the bottom, then restart your Wii and try to update again. To do this, turn off your Wii, then turn it back on while holding the reset button.
If you have Priiloader, you may need to change your settings to allow updates. If the update fails, go back to Wii Setting, then Wii System Update, and try again. Once it says “connection test successful”, say YES to the update. Go to Wii Options (bottom left of the Wii menu) > Wii Settings > Internet > Connection SettingsĬonnect to your router (even if you can’t update.) If it says “4.3U” in the top right corner of “Wii Settings,” you won’t be able or need to update. If you are going with the HDD method, follow the rest of this guide but pay close attention to the instructions in BLUE. THIS MEANS IF YOUR DISC DRIVE IS BROKEN AND YOU WANT TO LOAD BOTH GC AND WII GAMES, YOU WILL NEED AN EXTERNAL HDD. IMPORTANT: USB sticks can only load one type of game (GC or Wii) while an external HDD can have multiple partitions so you can have both types of games available at the same time. A 16GB PNY Micro Attache is around $16 after tax at Best Buy or Walmart, while a 32GB PNY Micro Attache is around $26. PNY Micro Attache drives and most external HDDs work really well. For this reason, 16GB is the smallest you should get. Project M is just over 8GB and normal Wii games are almost 4GB each. In addition to an SD/SDHC card, you will need a USB storage device. IMPORTANT: If your disc drive is broken or you want to run Project M or other Wii games, keep reading. 32GB is fine too if you want lots of games, but you won’t be saving much money by buying something smaller than 16GB. If you have a big enough SD or SDHC card sitting around, go ahead and try it. Most laptops made within the last few years can read both SD and SDHC.ĮXPLANATION: 16GB is reasonable assuming you have 1GB of setup files and each GC game or version of Melee will take up 1.5GB of space. IMPORTANT: If you buy an SDHC card, you will need an SDHC port or adapter. (If you can’t go to Walmart, look on Amazon.) It’s only $14 after tax and will run Melee flawlessly. Get a 16GB PNY SDHC Performance Card from your local Walmart. (Alternatively, you can have your disc drive cleaned or replaced or get a new Wii for under $50.) Wii games will load fine to my knowledge, but I could be wrong. Issues with Dios Mios can include black screens, shutdowns while loading, and system freezes. However, the USB ports of about 5% of Wii Consoles have compatibility issues with running GC games under Dios Mios. If your disc drive is having issues you will need to run all your games from a USB stick or an external HDD. IMPORTANT: If your disc drive isn’t broken or giving you read errors, we will run GC games off an SD or SDHC card (and Wii games off USB).
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