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From Vista/Win7: Go to Control Panel> Administrative Tools>Computer Manager>Diskģ. From the WinXP: Right click on My Computer> Go to Manage>Click on Disk ManagementĢb. New HDD: Your HDD will come preformatted for 'plug and play' compatibility with a PC:Ģa. Now that any bad sectors have been marked or fixed, proceed to Step 1.ī.

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Used HDD: a used HDD may have bad or damaged sectors before proceeding, run the PC Chkdsk /r command. You already have an external USB HDD- check the compatibility of your HDD HERE or check the wiihacks list in-progress HERE.Ī. If you do not yet have an external USB HDD- get a Western Digital USB HDD (320GB or 500GB Pa.ssport, 500GB or 1TB My Book, or 1TB Digital Elements).

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WBFS Manager requires NET Framework 3.5 SP1 (the installer will prompt you to automatically download and install it if you don't already have it.)Ī. In the 'For PC' folder is WBFS Manager to be setup and installed on your PC. Note that the images folders are where you will store game cover art.ĢB. The forwarder also allows for updating by replacing the boot.dol file without having to wait for a wad version to be created.ģ) Copy the folders named codes, config, images, and txtcodes unchanged to the Root directory of your SD card. A channel install allows for play without either an SD card or another partition needed on the Wii HDD, but uses about 2MB more Wii memory than does the forwarder. The other wad file usually named USB Loader GX._Forwarder.wad is used if you want to run USB Loader GX from a forwarder.Ī forwarder is installed as a channel and will show in your Wii channel page, but actually links to the boot.dol file saved on the SD card or HDD. This is the homebrew app version of USB Loader GX and will run from the HBC menu.Ģ) Wad folder-in the wad folder will be two files to run USB Loader GX as a channel, copy the file usually named USB Loader GX rXXX-ULNR.wad to the wad folder on your SD card.

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Quick install information for USB Loader GX - After using WinRar, 7-Zip, or RarZilla to extract the USBLoaderGX rar file, there will be a number of folders that are to be copied to the SD card:ġ) Apps folder-if the Wii has already been softmodded, ignore cIOS installers, copy the USBLoaderGX folder to the Apps folder on your SD card. If you need a 64-bit version of WBFS Manager, download from HERE if you need WBFS Manager for the Mac, download from HERE.ĢA. If, after successful completion of the softmod, you did not download and install USB Loader GX and WBFS Manager 3.0 download from HERE. If you have updated to 4.2, then follow either guides by messie (HERE) or ShadowSonic2 (HERE).Ģ.

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