Hi all, I'm definitely not a noob when it comes to Wii modding, but perhaps I am a noob to the newer and greater methods out there. I typically mod systems for people and format their hard drives to WBFS, drag ISOs of games onto WBFS Manager and let the program do the rest. I know that you can now leave your drive in NTFS format and just leave the games in.iso format. I have just modded a Wii system for a friend who bought a hard drive from craigslist with the games preloaded. The hard drive is formatted in NTFS, but the game files are.wbfs. How can he get these games to run? When starting USB Loader GX, it says that it cannot find a WBFS or FAT/NTFS partition.

He has options to select a partition or format the drive. When selecting the main partition, it just gives a code dump. I'm hesitant to tell him to format as I'm not sure whether there is an option to partition the HD through USB Loader GX or if it will just wipe his entire drive. I've tested out a game with one of my USB drives using my method of choice (drag.iso to WBFS Manager to transfer to WBFS formatted USB drive) and it works just fine.

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I have also tried dragging one of his.wbfs files to add onto my USB drive and that doesn't work. Normally when you drag an.iso file into WBFS Manager, it shows you the game name and other info. Trying to drag the. Canon Ir3300 Hdd Software Company. wbfs file into WBFS Manager does nothing. What's the easiest way for my friend to be able to play the.wbfs game files on his NTFS HD? (Note: this is only for converting to iso. Don't use if you want to keep the wbfs files.) Download Wii Backup manager, open up and click files tab. Then click add, select files then locate your wbfs file.

Then, click transfer and then click iso. Finally, choose where you want the iso to be created and clik ok. Wait, and then you will have an iso to place on the drive if you format it. Thanks for this suggestion.

I already knew that he could go that route, but it seems redundant to me. Since the files are already in.wbfs I feel like there should be a simpler method. QUOTE(Shano56 @ Jan 14 2011, 03:03 PM) Make a folder called 'wbfs' on the root of the hard drive and place all.wbfs files in there.

What revision is the USB loader gx? Global settings >Credits should tell you. (Note: this is only for converting to iso. Don't use if you want to keep the wbfs files.) Download Wii Backup manager, open up and click files tab. Then click add, select files then locate your wbfs file. Then, click transfer and then click iso.

Finally, choose where you want the iso to be created and clik ok. Ryuichi Sakamoto 04 RARE. Wait, and then you will have an iso to place on the drive if you format it. Thanks for this suggestion. I already knew that he could go that route, but it seems redundant to me. Since the files are already in.wbfs I feel like there should be a simpler method. QUOTE(Shano56 @ Jan 14 2011, 03:03 PM) Make a folder called 'wbfs' on the root of the hard drive and place all.wbfs files in there. What revision is the USB loader gx?

Global settings >Credits should tell you.

The WBFS Manager is a computer application that allows you to format and partition a USB drive to be read by the Wii console. The WBFS Manager allows you to load Wii games from your hard disk or a Wii disc, allowing you to keep backups of your Wii games. You can quickly format and load backup Wii games and play them through your favorite USB Loader with the aid of the WBFS Manager. Game Star Defender 5 Full Crack. Insert the USB drive into an available USB port on the computer.

Double-click on 'My Computer' and right-click the USB drive. Choose 'Format' and click the boxes 'FAT32' and 'Quick Format. Click 'OK' to format the drive.