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Unfortunately, this means you would need to keep two flash drives: one for Wii games, and a second for GC games. For GC games via Nintendont, simply change the format to FAT32 with 32kB clusters. Then, instead of a wbfs folder, create a folder named games. Each game must have a file name of game.iso.
You can format to FAT32 using a SD Formatting software (should work for USBs, unless it only grabs SD Card slot somehow). Windows' built-in formatter only allows you to format FAT32 if it's 32 GB or below.
31 paź 2024 · Use a tool such as WBFS manager or WiiBackup Manager to format your hard or USB drive to be used for Wii games.
Then you can use Wii Backup Manager to copy your games over to a FAT32 USB drive. Just two reminders: Wii Backup Manager isn't compatible with .nkit.iso files, you'll have to convert them to ISO before Wii Backup Manager will work with it.
3 gru 2013 · This is how to format USB drive with WBFS Manager to backup your Wii games. WBFS is a slick little tool you can pick up at http://wbfsmanager.codeplex.com/r...
22 wrz 2017 · The WBFS Manager allows you to load Wii games from your hard disk or a Wii disc, allowing you to keep backups of your Wii games. You can quickly format and load backup Wii games and play them through your favorite USB Loader with the aid of the WBFS Manager.
2 sty 2024 · I’d recommend an SSD drive with a USB adapter as you’re going to end up with a lot of big game files. Wii games are a couple of GBs each. To make your USB drive compatible with the Wii it must be formatted as an FAT32 drive and I recommend a 16KB cluster size.
