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How to install homebrew channel on wii 4.3?

Please help me wii 4.3e with homebrew already instaled how to install backup launcher channel and usb loader?

  • i had been saving up since 3years to buy a wii and i finally did but i am in a mess i want to play burned games /pirated games which are of my friends on my wii i researched all over the internet they said to install the homebrew channel followerd by the back up launcher channel i installed the homebrew channel but all it has is bubbles i want to no how to install other home brew apps like usb loader and especially the back up launcher channel as i suppose that is what you need to play burned games if i am not wrong i have been reasearchin alot but have no result please i request u if u could please give me a step to step guide how to download and install the back up launcher channel i already hav the homebrew channel and my wii version is 4.3e. please again i request you please do help me....i had been waiting so long for a wii but its just a wii and i cant play anay games so please pleas help me thank u for hearing me out :)

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    If you bought a new wii, you can't play backs burned to disk, only off a usb drive. http://usbloader-gui.googlecode.com/files/USBLoader_GX_V2_3_AllinOnePackage_IOS249.zip Put usbloader_gx folder in apps folder on SD card and goto Homebrew channel and launch it from there. Or copy the apps and wad folder to your SD card, use Wad Manager like MMM or Wiimod 3.1 to install forwarder wad if you leave SD card in or Channel wad if you want to install to system without need for SD card. Format your USB drive as FAT32 and create a folder called wbfs. Get Wii Backup Manager from http://adfoc.us/97132033772 Put Wii backup game in DVD drive, connect Wii USB drive to computer, launch Wii backup Manager. On DVD tab select drive letter for Wii backup disk, select USB drive letter on drive 1 tab. On DVD tab check the box next to the game ID the click transfer (just above game title) select drive 1. After transfer remove Wii backup from DVD drive put in next game and repeat...... Connect Wii USB drive with newly copied games to Wii, launch usbloader gx either from Channel/Forwarder on Wii menu or in HBC. Ask questions on http://www.wiihacks.com/general-homebrew-hack-issues/

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If you bought a new wii, you can't play backs burned to disk, only off a usb drive. http://usbloader-gui.googlecode.com/files/USBLoader_GX_V2_3_AllinOnePackage_IOS249.zip Put usbloader_gx folder in apps folder on SD card and goto Homebrew channel and launch it from there. Or copy the apps and wad folder to your SD card, use Wad Manager like MMM or Wiimod 3.1 to install forwarder wad if you leave SD card in or Channel wad if you want to install to system without need for SD card. Format your USB drive as FAT32 and create a folder called wbfs. Get Wii Backup Manager from http://adfoc.us/97132033772 Put Wii backup game in DVD drive, connect Wii USB drive to computer, launch Wii backup Manager. On DVD tab select drive letter for Wii backup disk, select USB drive letter on drive 1 tab. On DVD tab check the box next to the game ID the click transfer (just above game title) select drive 1. After transfer remove Wii backup from DVD drive put in next game and repeat...... Connect Wii USB drive with newly copied games to Wii, launch usbloader gx either from Channel/Forwarder on Wii menu or in HBC. Ask questions on http://www.wiihacks.com/general-homebrew-hack-issues/

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