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Hacked my wii, now it stays on bootmii at startup

perrypainterOP
#1
SO more problems... I got someone to hack my wii for me becuase I didn't want to deal with it.NOW, the BootMii menu loads at start up and won't go to system menu without manually selecting it. The guy seems legit, but
1. I have read that you can change the "boot delay" to '0' ---- How do I do THAT?
2. It is apparently running BootMii v1.1
3. I'm pretty sure he downgraded my wii to 4.2What the heck
Batman168
#2
Actually disregard what this post used to say, I read too quickly.In Homebrew channel, get the bootmii config editor thing (Don't exactly remember the name)
Set the timer to a lower setting (It's not difficult/hidden, I just don't remember xD)P.S. it might be on the homebrew browser
ace1o1
#3

Replying to #2

I don't think there is anything like that.
You may have to go to BootMii and change the Boot order...
I don't have this problem though because I have Priiloader.http://forum.romulation.net/index.php?topic=35411
Batman168
#4
http://wiibrew.org/wiki/BootMii_Configuration_Editor
ace1o1
#5

Replying to #4

Ah!
Something new I learn about the Wii everyday. :P
Batman168
#6
Yeah me too, I had no idea about priiloader, either xD
ace1o1
#7

Replying to #6

You didn't?
Check out my soft-mod thread. :)
It comes in handy.
I'll add that BootMii thing later.
perrypainterOP
#8
Well it says the priiloader is running/installed, but It doesn't seem to be doing much of anything.
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Batman168 · #4http://wiibrew.org/wiki/BootMii_Configuration_Editor
So the FAQ page says that I need to..."Set the boot delay to '0' and the BootMii screen will not show when the Wii starts up."I don't know how to go about doing that.
Is that in the priiloader?
ace1o1
#9
ace1o1Oh, so you do have Priiloader?Just hold down the reset button while powering up your Wii.
Then, once Priiloader comes up, go to settings and change the first option (Autoboot) to Wii system menu.
Then, scroll to the bottom and hit Save Settings and exit by hitting B and go to the Wii System Menu. and you're done!
perrypainterOP
#10
Yeah, I didn't want to have to hold down any buttons to start it up. I had a guy help me and apparently the Bootmii folder needed to be renamed on the sd card, so that fixed it.
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