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The automatic updates should be disabled by Priiloader, so as long as you don’t install any manually you should be ok. Note that it is incredibly easy to break your Wii after doing this if you install any system updates. So those are the steps that I went through to hack my Wii. It’s now safe to turn on WiiConnect24 again.I recommend MPlayerCE for playing media from a USB flash drive.
Opening Homebrew Channel with this card inserted will give you access to a few nice apps, including a browser that allows you to download new ones to the card. Download this file and extract to root of SD card. Enable “Block Disk Updates” and “Block Online Updates”, save changes. Select System Menu Hacks, insert SD card, press A. Remove SD card and reboot Wii while holding reset. It will probably glitch or freeze when it’s done – don’t worry, it worked. At the MMM main menu, select App Manager, press A. Part 3 – Protection from future destruction of your Wii Return to the main MMM menu by pressing B twice. Click “Verify Sums”, then ModPack-AnyWii.md5. Make a backup (press Power, Power, Power, Reset, Reset). Read the warning and wait for the “press 1” message to appear – press 1. Insert SD card, return to Stage Builder. Go to the Stage Builder, delete all custom stages, and exit the stage builder. With SD card removed from Wii, launch Super Smash Bros Brawl. Turn off WiiConnect24 in the Wii System Menu. Download this file and extract contents to root of SD card. Part 1 – Obtaining Homebrew Channel and BootMii Wii running 4.3 with at least 300 free memory blocks. Please read these instructions before you begin, and make sure to follow them as closely as possible. There are also a few games that you can also do it with, but I’ll just share my experience using SSBB.ĭISCLAIMER: Not following these steps exactly, or trying to follow these steps on a Wii running a version other than 4.3 can easily result in your Wii being unusable. And you also need a specific game for it – so if you own a copy of Super Smash Bros Brawl, you’re in luck. These steps work for Wiis running version 4.3 of the software, and no others, according to. I ran into a lot of warnings that doing certain steps in the wrong order could break the system and make it unusable, but managed to avoid doing this during my hacking process. It was sort of hard to find the actual steps to go through, since the site is a bit convoluted, so I’ll reproduce the steps here in case you care to try this out for yourself. I found some instructions on how to do this on a site called, which has a bunch of forums for people who write and use homebrew Wii software. Since I’m home for the weekend, I spent about two hours yesterday hacking my family’s Wii to allow it to play media/games from a USB flash drive.
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