Priiloader

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Priiloader adds a level of brick protection to your Wii. It loads before the Wii Menu does (hence the name). The tool can also enable hacks for your Wii Menu, and be used to quickly launch the Homebrew Channel, BootMii, or whatever homebrew you want!

Priiloader

Do not install Priiloader on a vWii (Wii mode on Wii U). You will brick your vWii by doing this.

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步骤

Section I - Downloading/Installing
  1. Download the Priiloader installer and extract it to the root of your SD card or USB drive.
Section II - Installing Priiloader
  1. Launch the Homebrew Channel on your Wii.
  2. Launch the Priiloader installer.
  3. Press the + Button on Wii Remote or the A Button on a GameCube controller. Install Priiloader Installing
Section III - Entering/Configuring Priiloader
  1. Hold the RESET button while turning on your Wii.
    • If you are using a Wii mini, plug in a USB keyboard and hold Escape on it while turning it on.

Turn on Hold RESET

  1. You should see the Priiloader menu. Menu
  2. Go to System Menu Hacks.

If you are using a USB drive to install Priiloader, make sure you do not have an SD card inserted at the same time. This will cause Priiloader to be unable to find the hacks_hash.ini file.

  1. We recommend you turn on the following hacks: Region Free EVERYTHING, Block Disc Updates and Block Online Updates. System Menu Hacks
  2. Scroll down to save settings and press A, then press B to go back to the main menu of Priiloader.
  3. Scroll to Homebrew Channel and press A to launch it.

System Menu Hacks List

This is a list of the hacks you can enable with Priiloader.

Hack Description
Block Disc Updates Removes the “Wii System Update” screen included with some games that forces you to update the system before playing the game.
Block Online Updates Disables updating your Wii. Updates will fail with error 32007.
Auto-Press A at Health Screen Automatically presses the A Button to get past the initial “Health and Safety” screen.
Replace Health Screen with Backmenu Changes the “Health and Safety” screen to the animation played when returning to the Wii Menu.
Move Disc Channel Enables moving the Disc Channel anywhere on the Wii Menu. It’s normally stuck in the top left of the first page.
Wiimmfi Patch v4 Automatically patches all games you run from the Disc Channel for use with Wiimmfi.
480p graphics fix in system menu Fixes a small issue with 480p on the Wii Menu.
Remove NoCopy Save File Protection Allows you to copy normally disallowed save files to your SD card from Data Management
Region Free EVERYTHING Disables region locking for any Wii application, including downloaded ones.
No System Menu Sounds AT ALL Disables all the Wii Menu sound effects.
No System Menu Background Music Disables the Wii Menu background music.
Re-Enable Bannerbomb v2 Enables the “Bannerbomb” exploit on the latest Wii version. Not needed when the Homebrew Channel is already installed.
OSReport to UsbGecko(slot B) Sends Wii Menu logs to a debugging device in memory card slot B.
OSReport to UsbGecko(GeckoOS,B) Sends Wii Menu logs to a debugging device in memory card slot B, if the Wii Menu is launched by Gecko OS.
Force Standard Recovery Mode Automatically launches the console in recovery mode. Used to launch recovery discs, letting users unbrick their Wii systems.
Remove Diagnostic Disc Check Removes a check in the Wii to see if an inserted game matches the title ID of the “Wii Startup Disc”.
No-Delete HAXX,JODI,DVDX,DISC,DISK,RZDx Re-enable channels with these title IDs (originally blocked in system updates due to them being exploits).
Force Disc Games to run under IOS249 Make discs use cIOS 249 as the game’s IOS. While it cannot allow playing of burned games on its own, it is needed to play burned discs. (Can give you Error 002 on a non-burned game)
Remove Deflicker Removes the deflicker filter and makes the Wii Menu appear clearer.

Continue to the Dos and Don’ts of Wii Modding
These are some guidelines to ensure you don’t brick your Wii.