Wii ISOs Glitch

Looked around nothing like this on the first page of site support, so here goes.
I just the other day found out my China-bought Wii can play ISOs. Anyway, to test, I've tried downloading a smaller game (Kirbys Dream Collection Special Edition), but every time I click save as, this:
When I middle-click, it just says "connection reset" and won't even open the download window. I've tried using a VPN (which solves 50% of problems I have on websites), but no effect. I tried another game, but the server crashed completely. Anyway, i got back on, and still the same problem. Any help would be appreciated.
EDIT: Tried the Wii ISO LEGO Lord of the Rings (U), same thing. Really annoyed, hope to get some help within 24 hours so I don't end up wasting points.

Weird problem.
Could you try using another browser? That might clear things up...If not, try something like IDM.

I'll try that.
I tried that, but oddly enough, it won't let me log in on any other browser, even with this one closed. I may have a friend try it.
It should be noted that I've downloaded plenty of DS and GBA games, it would seem only to affect Wii games.

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Now that, is interesting.
Never heard of that happening before...

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That's another weird issue.
I'll leave this one for Seph and Loonylion to handle. They might be able to make sense of what's happening.

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Yeah, just try a download manager.
IDM or FDM should have no troubles.

all roms are currently unavailable due to server problems. We're working on it.This doesn't apply to PS2 roms.

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So that's why the FTP isn't working... Thanks Loonylion.

I just saw that announcement. I believe I tried downloading before the big server crash, however, that may be the reason.

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there were problems for quite some time before I crashed the server trying to fix it.

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Nice Loony.

It's not his fault, it's mine; with my luck, just when I try to use the one place with a half-decent collection size and doesn't split the ISOs into multiple parts, everything goes haywire :P (I call it anti-luck, and I've been using it to manipulate the economy. If I buy a stock, it goes down, no matter how great the company. Once I sell, it goes up again and business is booming! I'm going to start selling a stock whenever one of my friends buys it.)

necr0 · #9Nice Loony.

Really wasn't his fault, we had 2 dead disks in our array so regardless of what happened file reads would fail and a crash was inevitable.

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Okay. :)