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hello sorry if this question has been asked already. but i was wondering if it was possibble to transfer my backup files from my hard drive onto another one. really new to this teck stuff but i thought all i would have to do was plug both HD into my cpu and tranfer the files over to the new HD but my laptop wasnt even able to read the hd. any suggestions. do i need a program for this..:confused:
Yes you need a program for this.
download wbfs downloader 3.0 from here: WBFS Manager
Once you install it open it and load both your hdd. Then just select "clone".
Your good to go!
ok thanks. i noticed that alot of people here talk about the homebrew channel but when i play my games i dont go there. i go to the neo gamma box and start there. do i need a different program to play a HD
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Now I'm :confused: a little, or just slow on the uptake, but how on earth are you currently playing your games off your HD that you want to clone??
Anyway - did you read & understand & thus follow this thread:
http://www.wiihacks.com/recommended-...s-usb-hdd.html
LOL sorry for that. the HD i have is my sisters that i am borrowing, i play my games from back up CD's and thought it would be better to have the HD instead so i was going to copy hers onto a new HD thats why im not sure if i will need anythor type of mod with the HD
also i forgot to ask if it will be possibble to burn back up cd's from the hard drive. sorry i am reading the start here first section.:D
Once you have WBFS installed on your computer it will read your sisters HD then you can extract which ever iso(game) you want and place it on your computer then burn the iso. Also when you pull it off the HD it just copies it from the HD your sisters copy will still be on her hard drive.Quote:
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Bigjdoberman
thanks. i will keep reading so i can figure out everything that i need. i got a friend who said i can use his to test but i dont want to screw it up. what is the most popular way right now that everyone is using to do modds "soft"
I think the soft mod is more popular in my opion. There are sooooo many options you can do to your wii once you softmod it. Also using a Hard Drive to run your games rock, No discs to scratch or even spend money on.One time investment with the harddrive. Hope this helps.
Bigjdoberman
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150% agreed Bigjdoberman... There are ridiculous amounts of options you can do on a softmodded wii.
My wii is currently my all-in-one media/gaming system, and I havent spent a dime on anything, except the wii!