How To Install Usb Loader Gx Wiiware
Jan 22, 2018 USBLoaderGX is a GUI for Waninkoko's USB Loader, based on libwiigui. It allows listing and launching Wii games, Gamecube games and homebrew on Wii and WiiU vWii mode. Its interface, based on the official theme from Nintendo Wii, is easy to use and perfect for kids and all the family. A lot of options are available and directly. This guide will explain how to install USB Loader GX on your Nintendo Wii. There are two different installation methods (automatic or manual), and two different.
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I have an emulated NAND on my USB HDD and am using USB Loader GX to install/launch the wad files and I'm having some problems. I've had some success extracting wads from my NAND & installing them to EmuNAND. However, often the name isn't quite right, cover art won't download, and/or the game gives me a black screen on launch. I have tried to install the wads one at a time using the wad installation feature within USB Loader, but it would only install blank white channels with the game ID as the name. For example Majora's Mask would be named NARE. My questions are: 1) Is there a list of which games do not work on EmuNAND and must be installed to the regular NAND?
2) Is there a way to properly rename the wads based on their proper name from GameTDB? 3) Maybe this is connected to question 2, but why am I having problems downloading cover art for games that are indeed on GameTDB? Not all games work from an emulated NAND when launched from a launcher running in the real NAND (if that makes sense). What this means is that if you are running USB Loader GX from the real system menu or Homebrew Channel and then picking a title from a disk-based NAND you have set up in it some stuff just won't work no matter what you try (MotoHeroz is one such example).
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This is because NAND emulation isn't perfect under CIOSes which is what you're doing in this scenario. That being said, if you're using D2X V10 CIOSes then using the 'standard' version instead of the 'alternate' version will give better emulation at the expense of better USB support in games so if you're not already using that version you could try installing it to see if that fixes your problem. However when it comes to NAND emulation I personally just forget about playing games in the way I've just described - I only use NAND emulation in USB Loader GX to save gamedata to my emu NAND instead of real NAND for space and portability reasons.
The best way to actually play games stored in your emulated NAND is to 'boot into' the emulated NAND directly using NEEK2O. This results in your Wii running completely virtualised from the disk-based NAND and here compatibility is far, far better than using CIOSes (e.g.
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MotoHeroz will work). For info, I use the same NAND for NEEK2O to boot into and for USB Loader GX to save my games to. You don't have to mess around building new NANDs for each scenario if you don't want to.