I softmodded a friend's wii, and went from 3.3 to 4.1 using this guide. I tried inserting Mario Kart Wii (original), which wouldn't run unless I ran the updater on the disc. It worked with the old 3.3, why would it do this with 4.1?
Apparently the game checks a whole lot of IOS that it needs in order to run, and if even one of them is missing, it prompts for an update (which will probably damage the wii, since it "updates" to an older System menu). I found many lists of games, along with which IOS they need in order to run; but I checked and all of the needed IOS were installed.
I tried Mario Kart Wii on my wii, and it was fine (I had followed the same procedure to upgrade/softmod mine), thus I ran AnyTitle deleter and compared the IOS installed on both wiis. The culprit was IOS14, it was present on my wii but missing from my friend's (but none of the lists I found online mentioned that IOS14 is needed for Mario Kart). I installed it with the help of Dop-IOS MOD. It worked, the update prompt disappeared and Mario Kart Wii was launched.
I know this is quite a specific problem; unlikely to happen to someone in the same way. I'm hoping that this post will help other people figure out why they're getting an update prompt even though their System menu is newer than the one on the game's disc.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Saturday, December 26, 2009
"An error occurred while attempting to format the drive." error with WBFS Manager
Just close the program, right click its shortcut/exe and "Run as administrator" :)
Friday, December 11, 2009
Sansa clip+ not appearing in My Computer
Just navigate to
Settings -> System Settings -> USB mode
and set it to "Auto"
If you happen to know what MTP/MSC are, then I guess you shouldn't be reading this post!
Settings -> System Settings -> USB mode
and set it to "Auto"
If you happen to know what MTP/MSC are, then I guess you shouldn't be reading this post!
Friday, November 27, 2009
Chromium OS login error: "Network not connected and offline login failed"
Try using:
Username: Facepunch
without password
or
Username: chronos
without password
or
Username: chronos
Password: chronos
Username: Facepunch
without password
or
Username: chronos
without password
or
Username: chronos
Password: chronos
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Internet explorer/Messenger don't connect while other browsers do
1. Close messenger
2. Go to the task manager (ctrl+shift+esc) / processes, and "end process" msnmsgr.exe
3. Reset IE (don't do this if you use IE as your browser, I don't thus didn't mind resetting everything) IE->Tools->Internet Options->Advanced->Reset
4. Re-open messenger.
Might not work for you. It did for me! If it doesn't, unchecking the "Automatically detect settings" box from Tools->Internet Options->Connections->Lan settings, might do the trick.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Cant detect network computers in Win 7 (maybe vista)
I did a Win 7 fresh installation on two machines and both had the same problem of detecting other pc's on the lan. So i disabled the IPv6 protocol in the properties of the network adapter and presto all the network pc's were automatically detected.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Time Machine "The backup volume could not be found" and "Time Machine could not be configured The built-in network interface could not be found".
Time Machine sais:
The backup volume could not be found
and
Time Machine could not be configured
The built-in network interface could not be found
This worked for my hackintosh, I hope it works for you as well!
1. Open osx86tools
2. Click on "Add EFI Strings/Boot flag"
3. Click "Ethernet settings"
4. Click "Import string to boot editor"
5. Click "Apply changes to com.apple.boot.plist"
If you get the Applescript /bin/sh error, check the previous blog post on fixing that one
The backup volume could not be found
and
Time Machine could not be configured
The built-in network interface could not be found
This worked for my hackintosh, I hope it works for you as well!
1. Open osx86tools
2. Click on "Add EFI Strings/Boot flag"
3. Click "Ethernet settings"
4. Click "Import string to boot editor"
5. Click "Apply changes to com.apple.boot.plist"
If you get the Applescript /bin/sh error, check the previous blog post on fixing that one
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