Again, set a custom path for your Wii games on USBLoaderGX that leads to the wbfs folder.
Click on "settings" bottom left, search for "USB path" or games folder path, and choose where they are located.Sorry, I think I've missed that part.
How do I do that?
Great, easy way =)
I'm at work right now, but I brought the USB and formatted it again. Now i'm using WiiBM. to copy the games.
Let's see if it's gonna work!
IIRC, right click on your game and you should see "verify file", also MD5/SHA verification is there too i think.
Yes. Just to make sure your wbfs are not corrupt, as that could prevent them from appearing on USBLoaderGX.
hey, i am new to this site and i dont know which is the proper thread for my question. my flash drive (fat32) works perfect with the usb loader gx. and now i want to use my seagate 2tb external hardive(thegreen one). i started by formatting it to nfts defaul allocation and then from wii backup manager formatted it again to be sure. i transferred games like i usually do from the sofatware. when i start usb loader gx on my wii. it prompts with this , select a partition or format. i am stuck at this point as i dont know what to do. if i click the option select on wii it shows 4 partitions with partition 1 only readable with 2080 something gb, the rest parititons are not reabale i selected the first one and it showed no games,(tired dropping the same game directly and what not. then i though of formatting the harddrive on wii in usbloader gx. messed it up too and now it shows 127.8 gb of free space with no games.(i again copied the games and still it said no games and same 127 gb of free space (original 2tb harddrive) i am sorry , i am a bit noob when it comes to computer thing like disc parititons and all. so please if anyone can help me on this. i am currently experimenting with a single game wii sport resort whihc works perfectly through my flash drive.
You need to format your 2Tb HDD to Fat32, you need Guiformat to do so, then test again.
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