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This is intended to help you learn how to use it, by giving you a quick start.

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This is not a full comprehensive guide on using WiiFlow.

Insert your USB drive, and SD card if youвЂ™re using one, into your Wii and launch WiiFlow from the Homebrew Channel.

Extract WiiFlow and put the apps and WiiFlow folders on your USB drive or SD card.

Do not format it as other types such as extFS or WBFS, the latter is an old format of storing Wii games. Make sure your USB drive and/or SD card is formatted as FAT32 or NTFS. Unlike USB Loader GX, WiiFlow can load games of an SD card. Flash drives should be usable too, but external hard drives are recommended as they are more reliable, and can store more games. To play games, we recommend using an external hard drive for your Wii. If you are not copying games using Wii Backup Manager, Witgui, or Wii Backup Fusion, make a folder on the root of the USB drive or SD card named вЂњwbfsвЂќ and put the games in there. You can also use a development build of Dolphin, right click on a game, and use вЂњConvert FileвЂќ to convert it.

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If you want to play games that are in NKit format, use this program to convert them to ISO first. We recommend you copy games over with Wii Backup Manager if you use Windows, Witgui if you use macOS, or Wii Backup Fusion for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Make sure you have installed cIOS before following this! This is a quick start guide on how to use WiiFlow, a USB loader for the Wii thatвЂ™s used to play games from a USB drive or SD card. If you need help for anything regarding this tutorial, please join the RiiConnect24 Discord server (recommended) or e-mail us at. Try a new USB drive, Hard drives are supposed to work the best, flash drives sometimes work, I've found that older flash drives seem to have a better chance of working.For support in English, ask for help at RiiConnect24 on Discord.Try a new SD card, sometimes they just go bad.USB Loader knows the file structure it likes better than anyone else, so it might help to just have it make a new backup that you can try. Try putting the USB stick in while empty and formatted FAT32 and make a backup of a game in the Wii CD drive.Again same as 3, make sure to back everything up.

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You could simply try deleting and recopying a fresh download of USB Loader GX onto the card first but I've found a full reformat makes a big difference.

Reformat the SD card to FAT32, use the full/long/overwrite setting instead of the quick one, redownload USB Loader GX and put it on the SD card.

I like to take my time on this step to make sure it comes out right. I've found cIOS - Wii Guide by RiiConnect24 explains a good working cIOS configuration.

Make sure the cIOSes are in the correct slots and the correct versions.

(it sounds like you have already done this so feel free to skip it) I think they have a factory default option. I'm just including what you've done here to try to make the answer as complete as possible in case anyone else needs help in the future. I think you've already tried some of them so skip suggestions 1 and 2 (and any others you have tried). I might suggest the following trouble shooting steps. It usually seems to relate to the settings in USB Loader GX or a corrupted file on the SD card or usb drive. I've had some similar issues with USB Loader GX in the past.