#Copy cd to flash drive install#

They are very cheap and guaranteed to work with intact media. I really recommend getting an external DVD-drive instead of (ab)using the Wii. My Wii will detect some, some not or even crash at times. It depends on media quality, +R or -R, and your actual Wii drive. (Pen drives) to the hard disk drive of your computer and back. That said, the Wii drives are not exactly good at reading random burned media. This device enables you to read, write, copy, delete, and move data from USB flash drives. Use Web2Disk to download and create a static copy of your website, then burn the files to CD or copy to a USB flash drive Web2Disk even makes handy shortcuts. Proof of concept: is right: I just copied a 1MB file from a pressed data DVD to USB with WiiXplorer.

#Copy cd to flash drive install#

If your Wii can't boot game backups, it won't read random data discs as the drive firmware rejects anything but genuine games. However, if the app is on a CD, you cant run it without a CD/DVD player and install it to a Flash Drive (Commenting this as your question was unclear). This is/was mostly used to boot burned Wii or GC games. On old Wii models (before D3-2 drive or what this is called) software methods can convince the drive in reading standard DVDs (DVD-ROM or DVD-R or DVD+R with book type set to DVD-ROM). I tried a lot in this direction.ДVDs в†’ Maybe.

Technically I'm still 'gone' at the moment but this topic is too interesting and tempting.Д¬Ds в†’ No.

IOS31 (rev 3608): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Access SysCheck HDE v2.4.0 HacksDen Edition by JoostinOnline, Double_A, R2-D2199, and NanoДЇound 48 IOS on this console. Need to back up the (non-MP3) files on your CD in a device that can store more than 20 songs at once Aggregate all the songs on your CDs and make use of bigger storage space (not to mention get rid of electronic clutter) by moving all these music files onto a USB flash drive.