You will be brought to a screen that says “Hello! I am WiiFlow. Once you launch it, you should see the WiiFlow splash-screen, followed by a loading screen. On your Wii, open the Homebrew Channel, and launch WiiFlow. Plug in your game drive into the USB port that is closest to the edge. Insert your SD card into your Wii, or if you are using a USB drive, plug it into the USB port that is furthest away from the edge. Linux or MacOS users must first extract the archive and drag the aforementioned apps folder to your USB drive to either add it or automatically merge it.Įject your SD card or USB drive, and remove it once prompted by your operating system. Windows users can simply double click and drag the apps folder inside to merge or add to your USB drive.
Plug in your SD card or USB drive into the device you are using to transfer files to it.Įxtract the WiiFlow.zip file that you downloaded earlier. If you are planning to backup GameCube games, format it as FAT32.
If you are not planning to backup GameCube games, format it as NTFS. What you’ll needĪn SD card or USB drive formatted as FAT32Ī way to transfer files to your SD card or USB driveĪ USB drive to use for games (this will be referred to in this tutorial as your game drive). Additionally, you can load channels, homebrew apps, and more. In this guide, you will be setting up WiiFlow, a simple option for a USB loader that allows you to backup and load games on an external hard drive.
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