NOTE: This will brick any LU64 or newer Wii's
Some apps are now capable of bricking the Wii, please refer to this guide before installing anything: Apps that BRICK now. - GBAtemp.net
[FIELDSET="Mod your Wii?"]Modding your Wii will grant you the ability to play homebrew games and "backed up" games. It will also allow you to apply game mods, similar to those of Brawl+, which makes Brawl a more suitable game for those who know the entire chemistry behind it. If you don't think this guide will do you any justice or doesn't tickle your fancy, please press the back button as I don't aim to waste time. [/FIELDSET]
Materials:
Guide:
If you are NOT on 4.1 or 4.0, PLEASE update before following this guide.
1) Make sure you delete EVERYTHING off your SD card. Leave nothing on it, if you choose to format it - format as FAT, not FAT32.
2) Copy the contents of the file you received to the root of your SD Card. For example you should have /apps/wad manager etc etc
3) Go to your Wii Settings, then go to Data Management, after that choose Channels, then finally SD.
4) Answer "yes" when asked to load boot.dol
5) This is load LoadMii, press A afterwards.
6) Press "A" on DowngraderIOS35.dol
7) Choose Downgrade IOS35 and then exit. You do not have to worry about the PatchMii and DVDX installations.
8) You should be back in LoadMii now, so go to WAD Manager and go with the normal settings.
9) Install the IOS35.wad
10) Exit (press Home) and go back to LoadMii and then Wad Manager.
11) Choose IOS35 when it prompts for which IOS to use.
12) Install CIOSv7.wad then exit again.
13) Choose IOS249 and then install the IOS36.wad and HBC.wad
You now have the HBC installed and fully working.
If you want to install StartMenu patches you will need to do the following:
1) Run HBC and load up the WAD Manager and install IOS60patched.wad
2) Exit that, go back tot he HBC and run the cIOSrev10 Installer.
3) Exit, run IOS DOwngrade from HBC, then exit that and run CIOSCORP.
4) Now here you can install either Preloader or StartPatch. StartPatch allows you to freely move the disc channel, if you ever choose to.
Some apps are now capable of bricking the Wii, please refer to this guide before installing anything: Apps that BRICK now. - GBAtemp.net
This will brick lu64+ wii's..... There's other methods you should use that are safe on all wii consoles.
Banner Bomb -> Homebrew Channel -> Trucha Bug Restorer -> Install Cios R14. -> Play backups / homebrew.
As there's not even a word of warning about lu64+ wii's your likely to brick people with this guide and have some unhappy kids crying at mformature.
Materials:
- Nintendo Wii
- SD Card
- Wiimote
- Common Sense
- This download
Guide:
If you are NOT on 4.1 or 4.0, PLEASE update before following this guide.
1) Make sure you delete EVERYTHING off your SD card. Leave nothing on it, if you choose to format it - format as FAT, not FAT32.
2) Copy the contents of the file you received to the root of your SD Card. For example you should have /apps/wad manager etc etc
3) Go to your Wii Settings, then go to Data Management, after that choose Channels, then finally SD.
4) Answer "yes" when asked to load boot.dol
5) This is load LoadMii, press A afterwards.
6) Press "A" on DowngraderIOS35.dol
7) Choose Downgrade IOS35 and then exit. You do not have to worry about the PatchMii and DVDX installations.
8) You should be back in LoadMii now, so go to WAD Manager and go with the normal settings.
9) Install the IOS35.wad
10) Exit (press Home) and go back to LoadMii and then Wad Manager.
11) Choose IOS35 when it prompts for which IOS to use.
12) Install CIOSv7.wad then exit again.
13) Choose IOS249 and then install the IOS36.wad and HBC.wad
You now have the HBC installed and fully working.
If you want to install StartMenu patches you will need to do the following:
1) Run HBC and load up the WAD Manager and install IOS60patched.wad
2) Exit that, go back tot he HBC and run the cIOSrev10 Installer.
3) Exit, run IOS DOwngrade from HBC, then exit that and run CIOSCORP.
4) Now here you can install either Preloader or StartPatch. StartPatch allows you to freely move the disc channel, if you ever choose to.