Items you will need • Computer with Internet connection • USB mass storage device • Wii game ISO • Modified Wii system with USB Loader Homebrew application installed In 2006, Nintendo released the Wii game console. Almost immediately, users wanting to get the most out of their systems began to modify them to suit their needs.

How to Install Homebrew on Your Wii (System Menu 4.0). Do not install Mplayer, to play DVDs, if you have system menu version 4.2 because it won't work.

Wii modifications allow users to watch movies, play emulation software and run backups of games, all on their consoles. Abbyy finereader 11 professional crack download. For users wishing to play backups of games in their collections, running a Wii ISO in the Homebrew Channel is a simple way to do so and requires only a few steps. Open your Web browser and navigate to the WBSF Manger homepage (link provided in the resources section below). Click the download link to begin downloading the file. This application will allow you to add Wii ISOs to your USB storage device.

When the download finishes, double click on the file icon to begin the installation process. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the program. Run WBFS Manger.

Plug your USB storage device into one of the USB ports on your computer. When your drive loads, select it from the drop-down menu in the application window. If you have not already formatted your device, click the 'Format' button to format the drive to be read by your Wii console.

Formatting a USB storage device will delete anything on it and make it unreadable on anything but your Wii system. Allow several minutes for this process to complete. Click the 'Browse' button from the application menu.

Locate the Wii ISO file that you wish to add to your USB storage device and click the 'Open' button. Repeat this step for any other Wii ISOs that you want to put on your USB storage device. Once you have selected all of the ISOs you want to add, click the 'Add to Drive' button.

Allow several minutes for this process to complete. Eject the USB storage device from your computer. Plug the USB storage device into the USB slot furthest to the left on your Wii console. Turn your Wii system on and open the Homebrew Channel.

Run the 'USB Loader' application from the Homebrew menu. Use your Wii Remote to select the game you would like to play and press the 'A' button to load the game from your USB storage device.

DVDX V2 not found error message Sorry if this is a bit off subject. I'm having some problems with the N64 emulator. The version is Wii 64 Beta 1.1 'Honey'. I've got the latest version of the homebrew channel up and running (1.0.8) so everything should be fine. When I first installed Wii 64, I burnt a load of games to a DVD-R and the emulator was loading from the disc just fine. However, when I come to run it now and try to load the roms from the DVD, I'm getting an error message saying 'DVDX V2 not found'. Can anyone help with this?