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Nintendo Wii (Wii)When I turn my Wii off, why does the power light stay green even when it is off?
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At my wits end here. When I shutdown my Wii using the power button or the Wiimote, in the system menu, it powers down to a green light. Why does this happen? Does anyone have an actual answer? I was on 4.3, updated using a guide, brought me to 4.1 and now when I turn off my Wii in the System Menu it does this. Only in the system menu. I have tried going to 4.2 and 4.3. 4.2
works fine, as soon as it's softmodded, it happens again. 4.3 at stock doesnt work. System shuts down to a green light and fans are still spinning. Honestly have no idea why this is happening. It seems no one has an answer. Can someone please help? WC24 is off.
u sure it shuts down to a green light and not yellow? It should be either yellow or red when shut down. If you want to have it shut down to red, you can enable the priiloader setting for that (ignore stand-by or something like that) JoinedJul 28, 2009Messages28Trophies1XP 211 Country
u sure it shuts down to a green light and not yellow? It should be either yellow or red when shut down. If you want to have it shut down to red, you can enable the priiloader setting for that (ignore stand-by or something like that) If I shutdown while in Homebrew is shuts down just fine. No idea what is wrong. Of course, to top it all off, there is no information on this anywhere. All dead ends.
XFlakWiitired but still kicking
When in homebrew does it shutdown to yellow or red?
Unplug the wii and then plug it back in without pressing the power button, what coloer is the light then (it should be red). JoinedJul 28, 2009
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When in homebrew does it shutdown to yellow or red? I am out of ideas too my friend. I have no idea what to do next. Just tried downgrading to 4.1 and up to 4.3 again. Nothing. Will verify 4.2 doesn't do this. Extremely surprised this isn't well documented though. All the threads I have seen on this have been either closed or left unanswered. Must be
why... Unplug the wii and then plug it back in without pressing the power button, what coloer is the light then (it should be red).
I didn't bother reading the first post before. It sounds like priiloader is causing the issue. That is my best guess. JoinedJul 28, 2009
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4.2 works fine. Shutsdown to a red light in the System Menu. 4.1 and 4.3 do not. This happens on a stock 4.1 and 4.3 before anything is installed. No Priiloader, etc. What is going on here? XFlakWiitired but still kicking
doesn't make any sense! But w/e, if u got the problem fixed just stay on 4.2. JoinedJul 28, 2009Messages28Trophies
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doesn't make any sense! But w/e, if u got the problem fixed just stay on 4.2. Extremely frustrating. XFlakWiitired but still kicking
hold on... so your saying that 4.1 and 4.3 don't work stock and that 4.2 works but as soon as u softmod it, it fails? Can you narrow down where the problem occurs in the softmod process? Priiloader installation? JoinedJul 28, 2009Messages28Trophies1XP 211 Country
hold on... so your saying that 4.1 and 4.3 don't work stock and that 4.2 works but as soon as u softmod it, it fails? Can you narrow down where the problem occurs in the softmod process? Priiloader installation? I am narrowing it down now *edit* Still works fine after Priiloader. Moving on.... *edit2* Works fine this time. Used a different guide. A guide for 4.2 only.
XFlakWiitired but still kicking
can u post a syscheck report? the only other thing I can think of that it might be is your system menu IOS. I've never heard of anything like this before, so this is speculation... but I'm wondering if something is funky with your IOS60 and 80 which is causing problems with 4.1/4.3... but that doesn't explain why 4.2 works
until after you softmod it. Also, what process\guide are u using to mod your Wii? Do u have any hardmods on this wii of any kind? JoinedJul 28, 2009Messages28Trophies1XP
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can u post a syscheck report? the only other thing I can think of that it might be is your system menu IOS. I've never heard of anything like this before, so this is speculation... but I'm wondering if something is funky with your IOS60
and 80 which is causing problems with 4.1/4.3... but that doesn't explain why 4.2 works until after you softmod it. Also, what process\guide are u using to mod your Wii? Do u have any hardmods on this wii of any kind? I will post a syscheck report asap. I am using the WiiHacks 4.2 guide. This one -->http://www.wiihacks.com/tutorial-archives/24839-softmod-any-4-2-wii.html before I was using this one --> http://gbatemp.net/topic/171901-modify-any-wii-43-below/ I think the latter is what messed it up.
Maybe a older SM IOS on a newer motherboard? And the effin thing didn't brick... but caused weird I/O bugs?
Use the guide in my signature to post a syscheck.
XFlakWiitired but still kicking
newer wii's only have issues when running SM's below 4.0 (unless IOS60 installed to SM slot), so I doubt that's the problem unless the guides he's been following are extremely poor post a syscheck, but u might want to also consider using ModMii. I don't know the cause of your problem so I can't say it will necessarily make a difference, but worth a shot. do u have a nand backup from before this problem started? (if u used ModMii, then u should, but I can't speak for the other guides) JoinedJul 28, 2009Messages28Trophies1XP
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Here is my SysCheck: sysCheck v2.1.0b14 by Double_A and R2-D2199 Region: NTSC-U The drive supports DVDs IOS3 (rev 65280):
Stub Report generated on 2011/11/16. I can stick with 4.2, but
something is wrong, I want/need to know what it is.
newer wii's only have issues when running SM's below 4.0 JoinedJul 28, 2009Messages28Trophies1XP 211 Country
Thanks for the help guys..... j/k LOL, what happened all of a sudden everyone forgets about me? Still facing this issue. 4.2 works fine though. Does that not ring any bells? The gentleman who mentioned IOS60 and 80 earlier, I think he was on to something. They do not work properly it seems, but 4.2/IOS70 does. Something to go on I'd say. Anymore thoughts? My SysCheck
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