Sd Usb Loader Wii

5.0 - Insert the USB hard drive into the Wii

Sd Usb Loader Wii

While the Wii may be one the most popular console today, many people may be unfamiliar with all the many uses and features of the system. In this step by step guide, learn how to utilize the SD cards or a USB drive with the Wii (which most people are not completely familiar with). It takes you through the installation process and where the SD card/USB drive will go on both the Wii and a. USB Loader GX is the best loader, but only supports USB. So I personally use CFG USB loader for Wii games which works flawless. Then I use USB Loader GX to boot into Gamecube games via Nintendont. Using it as a frontend for Nintendont. For SD card users: CFG USB Loader for Wii games USB Loader GX + Nintendont for Gamecube games @gamemasteru03.

  • Safely remove the USB hard drive from the computer.
  • Insert the USB hard drive into the USB port on the back of the Wii that is nearest to the edge (outermost).
  • These three apps are referred to as USB Loaders.
  • They allow you to backup and play Wii games using a USB hard drive / SD card, you will no longer need to load/play games from discs.
  • The steps below also include downloading offical game titles and cover art.
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5.1 - Backup games with Configurable USB Loader

  • Load the Configurable USB Loader app via The Homebrew Channel.
  • Once the application loads, make sure that USB Mass Storage Device is selected, then press A to continue
  • Then press the + button on your Wii controller and insert the game disc that you want to backup.
  • Once the disc is loaded, press the A button when prompted, to continue with the backup.
  • After the backup has completed, press the 1 button to download covers for the game.
  • Once the covers have been downloaded, press the A button to eject the game disc.
  • Press the home button on your Wii controller and select the option to load The Homebrew Channel.
  • * Configurable USB Loader is also capable of playing the games that are located on the USB hard drive. *

Sd/usb Loader Wii Emulator

5.2 - Play games with WiiFlow

Sd Usb Loader WiiWiiUsb
  • Load the WiiFlow app via The Homebrew Channel.
  • Press the Home button on the Wii controller, then select to Reload Cache.
  • Once it finishes reloading the cache, point your Wii controller towards the bottom of the screen, then select the gears icon.
  • Then select GO next to download covers and banners.
  • Select download next to covers, then press the B button on the Wii controller once the download has reached 100%.
  • Select download next to GameTDB, then press the B button on the Wii controller once the download has reached 100%.
  • Select back, select back again, then press the Home button on the Wii controller, then select to Reload Cache.
  • Once it finishes reloading the cache, select the game that you want to play, then select play when you are ready to start.
  • When you are done playing, press the home button on the Wii controller and select Wii Menu, then yes, to return to the Wii System Menu
  • * WiiFlow is also capable of playing games that are located on a SD Card. *

5.3 - Play games with USB Loader GX

  • Load the USB Loader GX app via The Homebrew Channel.
  • Once it loads, press the 1 button on the Wii controller to open the download covers prompt
  • Leave all boxes checked, select OK.
  • Select Yes.
  • Once all the images downloaded successfully, select OK.
  • Select the game you would like to play
  • Select Start to play the game
  • Once you’ve finished playing the game, press the home button on the Wii controller, select Wii Menu, then select Yes to return to the Wii System Menu
  • * USB Loader GX is also capable of backing up games onto a USB hard drive. *

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Sd/usb Loader Wii Games

Loadstructor


by Cluster & wiiNinja

This application allows you to create game channels for your Wii to boot games via USB mass storage device. So you can run games directly from Wii's main menu without additional homebrew. Actually you don't need SD card to play games, you need it only to install channels. It's not my idea, there is already another software for it, but my one is very simple, easy to use and configurable. You don't need to search for opening.bnr, etc. It's fully automatic, actually it just runs another tools, lol.

Actually you will get something like this:

What you need:
0) Preloader! Bootmii is recommended. You can brick your Wii without it!
1) 'common-key.bin' in Loadstructor's folder. Google for it!
2) USB mass storage device with WBFS partition. Recommented to use WBFS Manager (http://wbfsmanager.codeplex.com/). BTW, actually it can create channels, but without any settings.
3) WAD manager to install channels (http://www.mediafire.com/?scwhmzam1mn) and Homebrew channel to run it (http://hbc.hackmii.com/)
4) cIOS installed. You can use cIOSes 222/223/249 with cLoader.
How to use:
0) Install some preloader! Bootmii is recommended. You can brick your Wii without it!
1) Install game on your USB mass storage device using WBFS manages or any USB loader.
2) Run this application.
3) Click 'add ISO(s)' and select ISO files of installed games or click 'add from WBFS' to read ISOs directly from USB device.4) Select loader and check your settings.
5) You can test loader via WiFi before installation.
6) Select output folder.
7) Click 'RUN'.
8) You will get WAD files in output folder.
9) Copy this files to SD card and install via WAD manager.
10) Done. You can use shortcut channels now. If it's not working turn on verbose mode for diagnostics.
About loaders:
Loadstructor is CRAP compatible. So you can use any CRAP's loader with it. But Loadstructor also has 'VIDTV Patch' and extended 'Video patch' settings for new loaders. So there is my own loader - cLoader.
I recommended you to use it.
  • It's stable
  • It has built in menu to override default settings (hold B button), so you don't need to reinstall channel for temporary settings changing
  • It supports advanced video mode selection
  • It supports Ocarina cheat engine
  • It supports Anti-002 fix
  • It supports alternate .DOL loading
  • etc
Also you can use 'ConfigUSB Loader Forwarder' by wiiNinja. It's forwarder for Configurable USB Loader. This forwarder will look for 'sd:/apps/usbloader_cfg/boot.dol'. This path is fixed.
What's new in Loadstructor 1.7:
  • Manual opening.bnr selection
  • Language extensions
What's new in Loadstructor 1.6:
  • Alt .DOL loading support
What's new in Loadstructor 1.5:
  • cIOS select support
  • Anti002Fix support
  • Country Patch support
  • WADs are region-free now
  • Some bugs fixed
What's new in Loadstructor 1.4:
  • Now you can read ISOs directly from WBFS drive
  • Language pack support (please, send your translations to me!)
  • Some bugs fixed
What's new in Loadstructor 1.3b:
  • Extended video mode selection and VIDTV patch
  • cLoader incuded
  • French translation
  • It's Wine compatible now
  • Some bugs fixed
What's new in cLoader 1.6:
  • Language patch bug fixed
What's new in cLoader 1.5с:
  • New ehcmodule.elf for IOS222, sorry it's not tested by me
What's new in cLoader 1.5b:
  • Green screen fix (Yes, I finally did it!)
What's new in cLoader 1.5:
  • Alt .DOL loading (Thanx to wiiNinja!)
What's new in cLoader 1.4:
  • cIOS select support
  • Anti002Fix support
  • Country Patch support
  • Some bugs fixed
What's new in cLoader 1.3:
  • Ocarina fix, it's working again %)
What's new in cLoader 1.2b
  • Error #002 fix for some cIOS versions
What's new in cLoader 1.2:
  • VIDTV fix, it's really working now :)
What's new in cLoader 1.1с:
  • SDHC fix, it's really working now
  • Some optimizations
Download:
Loadstructor v1.7 and cLoader 1.6 - updated on 05-sep-2009
And sorry for my engrish :)
Best regards, Cluster.
Mirror of original site: Loadstructor