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This page aims to help readers setup rando seeds on their Wii as well as offer basic tech troubleshooting and other useful advice.

The downsides are random (but extremely rare) crashes, installing new seeds is a longer process than on pc emulators, and potentially additional costs if you don't already own a Wii and/or compatible controllers or if you wish to stream your gameplay. Some also prefer the stick sensitivity and deadzone settings of the Wii VC over that of pc emulators. The advantages are fast load times, less lag and improved graphics compared to the other options available. But now that there is bannerbomb, there are no worries.One platform that supports OoTR is the Wii's built-in, official 'Virtual Console' emulator.

The scariest part about it was not being able to install the homebrew channel if you had not already softmodded prior to upgrading. There's nothing you can't do with a 4.1 soft modded system. You really should be on 4.1 now as it has so many upgraded features like SDHC support up to 32GB and the ability to play games directly off the SD card. Just make sure to have the correct version of the hacks.ini in the root of the sd card or you'll get an error. You can always disable any hacks that you enable and you can reinstall preloader whenever you want. This could be useful if you have kids and don't want them playing the Wii without supervision or something as they would need your assistance to start it up. Preloader can be used like a security feature if one of those last 3 options were enabled because 1) it may very well keep the remote from synching up and 2) people who don't know about preloader wouldn't know to hold the reset button to get to the menu so that you could then boot to the system menu. It would probably only synch after you boot to preloader, but honestly, I'm not 100% sure about that. Those last 3 options don't let the wii load the system menu and that's where the wiimote synchs up. Just make sure those last 3 aren't selected.Д¬lick to expand.Technically the wiimote would/should never sync with the wii if one of those last 3 options in preloader. Kind of dumb though since you can just remove the sd card to bypass it anyway. It's kind of a security feature in case you don't want your kids or someone being able to use the wii without your permission. Those 3 basically are security meaures (if you can call it that) forcing you to have to boot to preloader before you can access homebrew or the system menu. That way, the system menu will come up before preloader first so you wont' get to preloader or a black screen every time you reset/reboot, unless you're holding down the reset button.ДЄlso, if you have any of the last 3 options in preloader hacks menu enabled for 4.1, then you will get the black screen anyways. The second option should be 'boot to preloader'. Ensure that the first option is 'boot to system menu'. The hacks list for 4.1 is longer than previous versions however, you can scroll down to the end with your wiimote if you need/want to check all of the settings.ДЄs for your console going to the black screen, go to system settings instead of the hacks menu. I'm reluctant to try again in case I stuff it again. This time I selected Homebrew and it went there okay, but when I tried to come out again to the system menu, same result.ДЄfter trying various things to resolve it, a couple of hours later I decided to use Bootmii to reinstall the backup I did (thank god)Д¬an anyone tell me if I missed something whilst installing preloader, did I need to downgrade to 3.2 or load IOS60Patched.wad ? The only way to get from here was to again use the power button. However, when I tried to switch to the system menu, it just went to a blank screen.

It went stright into the preloader and I was able to complete the recommended 'Skip disc update check' hack and change the autoboot settings. I was a bit confused by some of the posts on here which seemed to suggest that no other files needed installing apart from the preloader, so I went for it.Д®verything went okay but when it finished it didn't reboot, so I had to restart by using the power button.

My problem came when I tried to install preloader 0.29 using the 4.1e hack.ini This was successful and I installed HBC 1.0.3, Neogamma R6 before installing Bootmii (as suggested by Larry).

I've been reading lots of the guides recently and decided to go for the softmod install on my 4.1e system.

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