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The installer has the following additional options:

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This is a multi-language Windows application which will download and copy the latest USB Loader GX release on your SD Card or USB device. To install USB Loader GX on your SD or USB, you can use the USB Loader GX Installer v1.8. The installation can be done by a program on your computer (Windows only). You don't need to go into the Homebrew Channel anymore to launch the loader and all the needed files are kept on your external device. The Forwarder is the preferred installation of many users, and it shares the advantage of both first modes: "Easy update" from the computer, and a "Channel" available on the Wii System Menu. Instead, this Forwarder Channel launch the USB Loader GX executable located on your SD card or your USB Device. It installs a Channel on the Wii System Menu but it does not include the USB Loader GX executable. The Forwarder mode is a mixed method from both previous modes. Updating a Channel is not as simple as when updating from the HBC or forwarder.

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To update the loader you can reinstall a new channel over the old one, or use the loader's internal online update feature. You don't need the executable on a SD card or USB device to launch the USB Loader GX, but you need a USB or SD to store the configuration files. It appears as a channel directly on the Wii System Menu.

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The Full Channel mode means that USB Loader GX executable is copied on the Wii internal memory. The advantage of this installation is that it is very easy to install and update the loader manually (place the executable on the SD card or USB device using your computer). The Homebrew Channel mode means that USB Loader GX is not physically installed on your Wii, it is only copied on your SD Card or your USB device and is launched from the Homebrew Channel. USB Loader GX as a Channel on the Wii System Menu USB Loader GX can either be installed as Homebrew Channel application (HBC) or as a Channel on the Wii. Installation Choosing an installation mode If you want to keep your USB drive only with NTFS partition(s) then choose a FAT32 SD/SDHC card for the installation. If you choose to use a USB drive for the installation then you need a FAT32 partition.

SD or USB? The Homebrew Channel can only recognize devices formatted as FAT32.

We remove the drive letter path (E:) in this guide to avoid confusion. This is simply the location of the folder or file in question on your SD card or USB drive. Throughout this guide, you will see references to things like \apps\usbloader_gx_ or \wad_. If you don't have the Homebrew Channel installed on your Wii or if you don't know if your Wii has the necessary cIOS installed, you can follow one of these guides first (Choose one based on your knowledge and understanding, they are both identical):

A SD/SDHC Card (optional, you can use one if you have limited USB storage or if you find SD access on your computer easier than USB)Īdditional informations you need to know:.

A USB 2.0 Hard Disk Drive or Flash Drive (see bellow for HDD format).

A Soft-modded Nintendo Wii with the Homebrew Channel and the latest cIOS installed.

The differences will be detailed on this page. There are two different installation methods (automatic or manual), and two different installed channels which will be displayed on your Wii (Full channel or Forwarder). This guide will explain how to install USB Loader GX on your Nintendo Wii.