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"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Résolution de problèmes",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Exploit du navigateur",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Faire une sauvegarde de la NAND",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "Préparation de la carte SD",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Politique de confidentialité",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Récupérer un·e IOS/Chaîne vWii",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
}

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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
}

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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
}

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{
"language": "Magyar",
"title": "Wii U Hack útmutató",
"description": "Egy útmutató a Nintendo Wii U hackeléséhez.",
"langMenuLabel": "Nyelvváltás",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Megjelenés",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Váltás sötét témára",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Váltás világos témára",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menü",
"returnToTopLabel": "Vissza a tetejére",
"guide": "Útmutató",
"extras": "Extrák",
"other": "Egyéb",
"troubleshooting": "Hibaelhárítás",
"pages": {
"about": "Erről az útmutatóról",
"aroma/autobooting": "Az Aroma automatikus bootolása",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "A PayloadLoader telepítése",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Egy NAND mentés készítése",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD kártya előkészítés",
"block-updates": "Frissítések blokkolása",
"common-issues-fixes": "Gyakori problémák & megoldásuk",
"donations": "Adományok",
"dump-games": "Wii U lemezek dumpolása",
"faq": "GYIK",
"finalizing-setup": "Telepítés véglegesítése",
"privacy-policy": "Adatvédelmi szabályzat",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Egy vWii IOS/Channel helyreállítása",
"unblock-updates": "Frissítések blokkolásának feloldása",
"uninstall-cbhc": "A CBHC eltávolítása",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Az Indexiine eltávolítása",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "A PayloadLoader eltávolítása"
}
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Risoluzione Dei Problemi",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Exploit del Browser",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installare PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Fare un Backup della NAND",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "Preparazione della SD",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Completamento del setup",
"privacy-policy": "Informativa sulla Privacy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recupera un Canale/IOS vWii",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Disinstallare PayloadLoader"
}
}

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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
}

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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
}

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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
}

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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Ekstra",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Feilsøking",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autoboote Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Nettleser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installere PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Lage en sikkerhetskopi av NAND",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "Forberede SD-kortet",
"block-updates": "Blokkere Systemoppdateringer",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumpe Wii U Spill fra Disk",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Fullføre installasjon",
"privacy-policy": "Retningslinjer for personvern",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Gjenopprett en vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Fjerne Blokkering av Systemoppdateringer",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Avinstallere CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Avinstallere Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Avinstallere PayloadLoader"
}
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Rozwiązywanie problemów",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Exploit przeglądarki",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Instalacja PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Tworzenie kopii zapasowej NAND",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "Przygotowanie SD",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizowanie konfiguracji",
"privacy-policy": "Polityka prywatności",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Odzyskiwanie vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Odinstalowanie PayloadLoader"
}
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
}
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
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"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
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"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
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"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
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"extras": "Extras",
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"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "故障排查",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "浏览器漏洞",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "制作一个 NAND 备份",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD 卡准备",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "隐私政策",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "恢复一个 vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
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{
"language": "English",
"title": "Wii U Hacks Guide",
"description": "A guide to hacking the Nintendo Wii U.",
"langMenuLabel": "Switch language",
"darkModeSwitchLabel": "Appearance",
"darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
"lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
"sidebarMenuLabel": "Menu",
"returnToTopLabel": "Return to top",
"guide": "Guide",
"extras": "Extras",
"other": "Other",
"troubleshooting": "Troubleshooting",
"pages": {
"about": "About This Guide",
"aroma/autobooting": "Autobooting Aroma",
"aroma/getting-started": "Aroma",
"aroma/browser-exploit": "Browser Exploit",
"aroma/installing-payloadloader": "Installing PayloadLoader",
"aroma/nand-backup": "Making a NAND Backup",
"aroma/sd-preparation": "SD Preparation",
"block-updates": "Blocking Updates",
"common-issues-fixes": "Common Issues & Fixes",
"donations": "Donations",
"dump-games": "Dumping Wii U Discs",
"faq": "FAQ",
"finalizing-setup": "Finalizing Setup",
"privacy-policy": "Privacy Policy",
"recover-vwii-ioses-channels": "Recover a vWii IOS/Channel",
"unblock-updates": "Unblocking Updates",
"uninstall-cbhc": "Uninstall CBHC",
"uninstall-indexiine": "Uninstall Indexiine",
"uninstall-payloadloader": "Uninstall PayloadLoader"
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# About This Guide
This guide was written by staff members of the [Nintendo Homebrew Discord Server](https://discord.gg/C29hYvh)
::: info
**Credits**
**Elpunical, FlimFlam69, Flump, GaryOderNichts, Hiperhazz, huhen, ihaveahax/ihaveamac, Lazr1026, Link5261, Maschell, Nightkingale, Plailect, Profanity, and redcubie.**
Thank you to [everyone else](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU/graphs/contributors) that contributed to the guide on GitHub.
:::
::: tip
[You can find this guide on GitHub](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU), It is licensed under the [ISC License](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU/blob/master/LICENSE.md).
:::
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<img src="/assets/img/nh.jpg" alt="Nintendo Homebrew" title="Nintendo Homebrew">
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**Developer / Tool Credits**
- **GaryOderNichts** and **Maschell** for the [AutobootModule](https://github.com/wiiu-env/AutobootModule).
- **GaryOderNichts** for the [Configurable Payload](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/configurable-payload), [Indexiine-Installer](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/indexiine-installer), [UFDiine](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/UFDiine), [vWii Decaffeinator](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/vWii-Decaffeinator), the fixed version of the [Homebrew Launcher Channel](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/homebrew_launcher/), and [Bloopair](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair).
- **dragbe** and **FIX94** for <u>d2x cIOS Installer</u>.
- **koolkdev** and **FIX94** for [disc2app](https://github.com/koolkdev/disc2app).
- **jhildenbiddle** for [docsify-themeable](https://github.com/jhildenbiddle/docsify-themeable).
- **Maschell** for the [CustomRPXLoader](https://github.com/wiiu-env/CustomRPXLoader), [FailST](https://maschell.github.io/homebrew/2020/12/02/failst.html), [EnvironmentLoader](https://github.com/wiiu-env/EnvironmentLoader), [HBLInstallerWrapper](https://github.com/wiiu-env/HBLInstallerWrapper), [LaunchInstaller](https://github.com/wiiu-env/LaunchInstaller), [MochaPayload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/MochaPayload), [PayloadFromRPX](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadFromRPX), [PayloadLoaderInstaller](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadLoaderInstaller), [PayloadLoaderInstallerEnvironment](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadLoaderInstallerEnvironment), [PayloadloaderPayload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadloaderPayload), the [Tiramisu Downloader](https://tiramisu.foryour.cafe/), [wudd](https://github.com/wiiu-env/wudd), the [FTPiiU Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/), the [SDCafiine Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/), the [Screenshot Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/), the [Aroma Downloader](https://aroma.foryour.cafe), and <u>Tiramisu/Aroma</u>.
- **FIX94** and **smealum** for [Haxchi and CBHC](https://github.com/FIX94/haxchi).
- **dimok789** for the [Homebrew Launcher](https://github.com/dimok789/homebrew_launcher), the [Homebrew Launcher Channel](https://github.com/dimok789/homebrew_launcher), and [Mocha](https://github.com/dimok789/mocha).
- **Maschell** and **dimok789** for the [Homebrew Launcher Installer](https://github.com/wiiu-env/homebrew_launcher_installer).
- **vgmoose**, **pwsincd**, **rw-r-r_0644**, **crc32**, **Compucat**, **Nightkingale** and the **4TU Team** for [hb-appstore](https://github.com/vgmoose/hb-appstore).
- **Jonhyjp** for [Indexiine](https://gbatemp.net/threads/indexiine-load-cfw-during-boot-and-offline-without-a-vc-ds-title.553681/).
- **JumpCallPop**, **jam1garner**, **hedgeberg**, **yellows8** and **orboditilt** for [JSTypeHax](https://github.com/wiiu-env/JsTypeHax).
- **Dr Clipper**, **ZRicky11**, **dmm** and **FIX94** for <u>Patched IOS80 Installer for vWii</u>.
- **GabyPCgeeK**, **Ryuzaki-MrL**, and **Xpl0itU** for [SaveMii WUT Port](https://github.com/Xpl0itU/savemii)
- **djskual**, **Loadiine GX2 Team**, **Yardape** and **brienj** for [WUP Installer GX2](https://sourceforge.net/projects/wup-installer-gx2/).
- **koolkdev** for [Wii U NAND Dumper](https://github.com/koolkdev/wiiu-nanddumper).
- **koolkdev** and **Maschell** for [Wii U NAND Dumper payload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/wiiu-nanddumper-payload).
- **dimok789** for [wupclient.py](https://github.com/dimok789/mocha/blob/master/ios_mcp/wupclient.py).
- **TheLordScruffy** for the [vwii-compat-installer](https://github.com/TheLordScruffy/vwii-compat-installer).
- **marco-calautti** for the [Sigpatches Module](https://github.com/marco-calautti/SigpatchesModuleWiiU)
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# Autobooting Aroma
Currently, every time you want to launch Aroma you will have to launch the Health and Safety information app. If you wish to automatically launch into Aroma on every boot, you can autoboot the Health and Safety Information app.
If you don't want to autoboot Aroma, you can skip this step and follow the Setting Up PayloadLoader section below.
## Instructions
1. Start the console to boot into the Wii U Menu, and then launch the Health and Safety Information app.
2. Press A to launch the `aroma` environment.
3. Press A to launch the Wii U Menu.
4. Once you are at the Wii U Menu, launch the PayloadLoader Installer.
5. Press A to select `Check`.
6. Select `Boot options`.
7. You will be asked if you want to switch the boot title. Press A to select `Switch to PayloadLoader`.
8. When the process has finished, press A to shutdown the console.
9. The PayloadLoader will now be launched automatically on every boot.
## Setting up PayloadLoader, Environment Loader and Aroma
Now, we are going to make the Aroma environment start automatically when your console loads the Health and Safety Information app and select Wii U Menu as the default boot option.
1. Launch the EnvironmentLoader.
- If you are autobooting the PayloadLoader, simply turn on your Wii U.
- If you skipped the autobooting steps, launch the Health and Safety Information app.
2. Press Y on `aroma` to set this to your default environment, then press A to launch into Aroma.
![](/assets/img/guide/EL_Highlight.png)
- To open the Environment Loader in the future, you have to hold X while your Wii U is booting or loading the Health and Safety Information app.
3. On the Aroma Boot Selector, the `Wii U Menu` should already be selected, press Y to set this to your default autobooting option, then press A to launch into the Wii U Menu.
![](/assets/img/guide/ABM_Highlight.png)
4. Aroma will now be launched each time you boot the console (or load Health and Safety) and then straight into the Wii U Menu.
- To open the Aroma Boot Selector in the future, you have to hold START (+) while the console is booting or loading the Health and Safety Information app.
- Navigate the list using the D-Pad to hover on the title you want to autoboot in, then press the Y button to set this to your autoboot title.
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# Browser Exploit
Make sure your Wii U has internet access for this step.
## Instructions
1. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
2. Launch the Internet Browser and navigate to the website `wiiuexploit.xyz`.
3. Click on `Run Exploit!` and hold the B button until you see this menu, it will be necessary for the next steps.
![](/assets/img/guide/PLL.png)
- If your Wii U gets stuck on a white or otherwise frozen screen, wait a few seconds. If nothing happens, reboot the console, [reset the browser's save data](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1507/~/how-to-delete-the-internet-browser-history) and try again.
- If you see the EnvironmentLoader, you did not hold down B long enough. Try again.
::: tip
If you get any errors like FSOpenfile failed, FSGetMountSource failed, or SD Mount failed, refer to the browser errors in [Common Issues and Fixes](../common-issues-fixes).
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# Finalizing Setup
Now that PayloadLoader, Environment Loader and Aroma are installed, we are going to finalize the setup.
## Additional Homebrew Apps
::: tip
All Homebrew applications are loaded from the Wii U Menu on Aroma.
:::
- **SaveMii Mod WUT Port** is a homebrew app that lets you manage your Wii U and vWii save data.
- **Bloopair** is an Aroma module that lets you wirelessly connect most popular Bluetooth capable controllers. See [this page](https://gbatemp.net/threads/bloopair-connect-controllers-from-other-consoles-natively.594289/) for more details.
- The **Homebrew Appstore** lets you browse and download homebrew apps directly from your Wii U.
### Additional Homebrew Apps - What You Need
- The latest version of [SaveMii Mod WUT Port](https://wiiu.cdn.fortheusers.org/zips/SaveMiiModWUTPort.zip).
- `wiiu-extracttosd.zip` of the [HB Appstore](https://github.com/fortheusers/hb-appstore/releases/).
### Additional Homebrew Apps - Extracting Files to the SD Card
1. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded `SaveMiiModWUTPort.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
2. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded `wiiu-extracttosd.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
## Recommended Plugins
| Name | Description | Installation Instructions |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [FTPiiU Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/releases)) | Runs a FTP server in the background. | 1. Extract the downloaded `ftpiiu_vX_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `ftpiiu.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
| [SDCafiine](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/releases)) | Allows you to mod games by redirecting files to the SD Card. | 1) Extract the downloaded `sdcafiine_vX_X_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `sdcafiine.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
| [Bloopair](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair/) ([Download](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair/releases)) | Allows wirelessly connecting most popular Bluetooth capable controllers. | 1. Extract the contents of the newly downloaded `Bloopair_vX.X.X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `30_bloopair.rpx` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/modules/setup/` folder on the root of your SD Card. <br> 3. Copy the `wiiu` folder to the root of your SD Card. |
| [Screenshot Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/releases)) | Allows taking screenshots directly to the SD Card. | 1) Extract the downloaded `screenshot_plugin_vX_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `screenshot.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
## Pretendo Network
Pretendo is a replacement service for the Nintendo Network, which brings back online services as they are set to be discontinued. It also revives the Miiverse service, via juxtaposition. The official guide can be found [here](https://pretendo.network/docs/install/wiiu).
## Booting Tiramisu (optional)
::: warning
Tiramisu is now archived, and was succeeded by Aroma and considered outdated. No more Homebrew will be developed for it, and services like Pretendo have ended support for it.
:::
However, if you find the need to boot into Tiramisu, for example, to use a legacy Homebrew app, do the following:
1. Download the latest files from [Tiramisu for your café](https://tiramisu.foryour.cafe).
2. Copy the `wiiu` folder to the root of your SD Card.
- The folder should merge with the existing `wiiu` folder if not done automatically.
3. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
4. Start the EnvironmentLoader.
- If you're autobooting into it, this can be done by powering on your console and holding X.
- You do not need to reinstall the PayloadLoader if you already did so with Aroma.
5. Highlight the entry called `tiramisu` using the D-Pad.
6. Launch Tiramisu by pressing A.
7. Launch the Wii U Menu by pressing A.
- To make the console autoboot the Wii U Menu when loading the Tiramisu environment, press Y.
8. Homebrew Launcher can be loaded by launching the Mii Maker app.

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# Aroma
Aroma is a work-in-progress environment and the successor to Tiramisu.
## What is Aroma?
Aroma is an environment like Tiramisu, which can be booted through the Environment Loader.\
Aroma, just like Tiramisu, uses the same Mocha version, support for setup modules, and comes with the Autoboot Module, which includes the boot selector and Quick Start support.\
Aroma comes with several additional features, including a plugin system, a new way of launching homebrews, and many built-in modules and plugins (i.e. Region Free patches).
## What can I do with Aroma?
For a detailed overview check out [this blogpost](https://maschell.github.io/homebrew/2022/09/05/aroma.html). A quick summary is given below.
### Modules
Aroma supports modules which, unlike setup modules, always run in the background.\
This allows for further extending the functionality of the console.
### Plugins
Plugins, similarly to modules, are also running in the background.\
They can enhance the experience of the console by changing and providing additional features.\
Plugins can be configured using a configuration menu, which can be opened using a button combination.
### Wii U Homebrew Bundles
Wii U Homebrew Bundles (WUHB) are a new way of launching homebrew.\
These `.wuhb` files contain the main executable and can directly include icon and banner images and additional content.\
With the `homebrew_on_menu` plugin, WUHB files can be directly launched from the Wii U menu, just like official channels.
## What are the limitations?
Due to technical limitations, a lot of old homebrew applications will no longer work with Aroma.\
This includes all `.elf` homebrews, but also some `.rpx` homebrews(i.e. RetroArch), which don't implement necessary functionality properly.\
These homebrews need to be updated with support for Aroma. To run old homebrews you need to boot the Tiramisu environment.\
Launching homebrews through the now outdated Homebrew Launcher is no longer possible with Aroma.
Besides the limitations mentioned above, note that Aroma is still a beta release. Not everything has been tested yet, and additional issues might be discovered. This doesn't necessarily mean Aroma is unstable, but there is a chance that you may experience something not working properly.

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# Installing PayloadLoader
Now that you have your NAND backup in case anything goes wrong later, you can install the PayloadLoader on your system.
Installing the PayloadLoader will let you access Aroma just by running the Health and Safety Information app.
::: danger
A factory reset **won't** uninstall the injected PayloadLoader. Follow [uninstall PayloadLoader](../uninstall-payloadloader) to remove the PayloadLoader.
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## Instructions
::: tip
If you're already booted into Aroma, you may skip to step 5.
:::
1. Take the SD Card out of your PC and plug it into your Wii U.
2. Execute the web browser exploit as [previously explained](browser-exploit) but this time, you will need to hold the X button to open the Environment Loader menu.
3. Press A to launch the `aroma` environment.
![](/assets/img/guide/EL.png)
- You will get a warning message about the update folder existing. **This is normal.** Press X to block updates.
![](/assets/img/guide/Warn.png)
4. Press A to launch the Wii U Menu.
![](/assets/img/guide/ABM.png)
5. At the Wii U Menu, look for the newly appeared `PayloadLoader Installer` title (the rocket coming out of a box) and launch it.
![](/assets/img/guide/PLLI.png)
6. Press the A button to check if you can install the PayloadLoader.
- It should now tell you that the PayloadLoader can be installed onto the Health and Safety Information app.
7. Press the A button to select `Install / Update`.
8. You'll be asked if you are sure you want to install the PayloadLoader. Use the D-Pad to select `Install` and press A.
9. After installing has finished, press A to shut down the console.

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# Making a NAND Backup
In case anything should go wrong in the later process and your Wii U ends up bricked, restoring a previously made NAND backup can fix it.
## Instructions
::: tip
The Wii U MLC is (depending on your model) either 8GB or 32GB. As a result of this, to create a full backup of your console's NAND, your SD Card has to be larger than the size of your MLC. If you do not have a large enough SD Card, you can skip the optional `MLC` section which includes save files and game data and is not needed to recover any type of brick.
:::
::: tip
Restoring a NAND Backup on the Wii U requires ISFShax or additional hardware and microsoldering skills.
However, making a NAND Backup is **always** useful, so please do not skip it.
Your NAND Backup is unique to your system. Backups from other consoles **won't** work without the required knowledge.
:::
1. Navigate to `nanddumper` using the GamePad and press A to launch it.
2. Use the Wii U GamePad's D-Pad to enter the following configuration:
![SLC: Yes, SLCCMPT: Yes, MLC: Yes or No, OTP: Yes, SEEPROM: Yes](/assets/img/guide/NAND.png)
- MLC is **OPTIONAL**, if you do not want to dump it, leave it on `No`. If you do want to dump it, make sure you have a SD Card big enough for it and put it on `Yes`.
3. Press the A button to start the dumping process.
4. When the process is completed, power off your Wii U, take your SD Card out of the Wii U and plug it into your PC.
5. To make sure you don't lose the files, copy the `slc.bin`, `slccmpt.bin`, `seeprom.bin`, `otp.bin` (and if you chose to go with a full backup, `every mlc.bin.part` file) to somewhere safe (Documents, Google Drive, OneDrive, etc.) on your computer.
- They will appear on the root of the SD Card.
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# SD Preparation
We will now place the required Aroma files on the SD Card.
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Your SD Card will need to be formatted as FAT32. If your SD Card is not formatted to FAT32, use [GUIFormat](http://ridgecrop.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm) with 32k (32768) allocation unit size to format it.\
**Do not** label the SD Card as `wiiu` or it will cause issues with homebrew.
:::
## Instructions
1. On the [Aroma](https://aroma.foryour.cafe) site, scroll down to the **Download** section.
- Read through the steps and click on the checkboxes.
![](/assets/img/guide/Aroma_Box.png)
- Click on `Download Payloads` and `Download Base Aroma`.
![](/assets/img/guide/Aroma_DL.png)
2. Insert your Wii U's SD Card into your PC.
3. **Extract** and copy the `wiiu` folder of the two newly downloaded _`.zip`_ files to the root of your SD Card.
- The `wiiu` folders should be merged if not done automatically.
::: tip
If your computer asks you to overwrite existing files on your SD Card, you will need to click yes.
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::: tip
If you're on a Mac machine, select `Merge` instead of replace. If the merge option does not show immediately, press and hold the `Option` key while moving files to the root.
:::
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Extracting the contents of the zip to the root is done like so.
<div style="position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; height: auto;">
<video style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%;" controls muted>
<source src="/assets/img/guide/SD_Prep.mp4" type="video/mp4">
Your browser does not support the video tag.
</video>
</div>
## SD Card Layout
:::details Click here to show the final SD Card layout.
```
💾sd:
┗ 📂wiiu
┣ 📂apps
┃ ┣ 📂AromaUpdater
┃ ┃ ┗📜AromaUpdater.wuhb
┃ ┣ 📜PayloadLoaderInstaller.wuhb
┃ ┗ (All other apps should be here too)
┣ 📂environments
┃ ┗ 📂aroma
┃ ┣ 📂modules
┃ ┃ ┣ 📂setup
┃ ┃ ┃ ┣ 📜00_mocha.rpx
┃ ┃ ┃ ┣ 📜10_wums_loader.rpx
┃ ┃ ┃ ┗ 📜99_autoboot.rpx
┃ ┃ ┗ (All other Aroma modules ending with .wms should be here too)
┃ ┣ 📂plugins
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜AromaBasePlugin.wps
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜drc_region_free.wps
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜homebrew_on_menu.wps
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜regionfree.wps
┃ ┃ ┗ (All other Aroma plugins ending with .wps should be here too)
┃ ┗ 📜root.rpx
┣ 📂payloads
┃ ┣ 📂default
┃ ┃ ┗ 📜payload.elf
┃ ┗ 📂nanddumper
┃ ┗ 📜payload.elf
┣ 📜payload.rpx
┗ 📜payload.elf
```
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::: tip
If you already have the PayloadLoader installed, you may go directly to [Finalizing Setup](./finalizing-setup.md)
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# Blocking Updates
All currently known Wii U exploits can, unlike e.g. the Nintendo Switch RCM exploit, be patched by a system update. Although the Wii U is no longer officially supported, Nintendo may still release updates for it. Namely, the updates 5.5.3 up to 5.5.6 were all released after the Wii U was discontinued, so blocking updates is still a recommended action.
While Aroma's PayloadLoader already has built-in update blocking functionality, it is recommended to delete the update folder to effectively block system updates.
If you get a yellow warning screen while booting into Aroma, the update folder still exists and it is recommended to delete it using the guide below.
## Instructions
Currently, one way exists to effectively block updates on the Wii U system:
1. Make sure you have the latest Aroma beta.
2. Boot into Aroma.
- If you got the yellow warning screen, press X to block updates.
- If you didn't get the warning, but the AutobootMenu says "Updates not blocked!", press and hold + (Plus) **and** - (Minus) at the same time until it says they are blocked.

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# Common Issues & Fixes
## Haxchi common errors
- **-3:** No SD Card detected. Re-insert the SD Card and try again. Make sure the SD Card is in FAT32 format. If the error persists, try blowing into the SD slot as it can get dusty inside.
- **-4:** SD detected but could not mount. Check to see if the SD is using MBR and not GPT. Also, check to see if there are any other partitions on the SD Card and merge them into one primary partition.
- **-5:** Missing files on the SD. Check to see if your SD has Homebrew Launcher located in <code>/wiiu<wbr>/apps<wbr>/homebrew_launcher<wbr>/homebrew_launcher.elf</code>.
## Browser errors
- **FSGetMountSource failed:** Same as -3 above, means no SD Card detected. Re-insert the SD and try again. This could also mean that the SD card is locked (Slider is down instead of up) or the SD card label is "WIIU", which is stated in the guide causes conflict. If it's not any of these issues, refer to the last suggestion from -3.
- **FSOpenFile failed [...] payload.elf:** Missing payload file on SD. Make sure you have payload.elf in the wiiu folder, and the wiiu folder on the root.
- **FSOpenFile failed:** Missing `homebrew_launcher` on SD. Make sure you have `homebrew_launcher.elf` in the <code>/wiiu<wbr>/apps<wbr>/homebrew_launcher</code> folder.
- **SD Mount Failed:** Similar to -4, the console recognizes the SD card but could not mount it. Make sure it is formatted properly, and it is not damaged. Also, your SD card is more compatible with reputable brands (i.e. SanDisk, Samsung, Lexar, etc.) and less likely to have issues.
## Data Management asks to delete unnecessary data, what does it mean?
This refers to leftover files from incomplete installs. Always choose Yes to delete this data, as it takes up space for no good reason.
If it ever stays stuck on deleting the data in an infinite loop, you can manually delete the data yourself.\
Use FTPiiU Everywhere and browse to `/storage_mlc/usr/import` then delete any files in the folder if any exists. This is where the partial installs exist after incomplete installs. It'll be `/storage_usb/usr/import` if installed to a USB.\
The `import` folder should always be kept empty.
## My HDD doesn't work or makes a weird clicking sound, what should I do?
The reason behind that is that the Wii U doesn't give enough power through one USB port to use the Hard Drive.
You can fix this by either using a powered HDD or using a Y-Cable to connect the HDD to two USB ports.
If your HDD worked for some time and then stopped working for some games/all games, it is the same issue and can be fixed with the same methods.
## When extracting some of the files there are duplicates of certain ones called "info.json" & "manifest.install", what do I do with those?
Nothing special, you can leave them there, delete them or replace them with new ones. Those files are not used in the process, therefore, won't have any impact by being or not being there.
## My console suddenly lost online connectivity and I have an HDD sitting on top of the console, what should I do?
The internal antenna may have been influenced by the hard drive magnet.\
You can move the HDD to a different position atop the Wii U, or move it off the Wii U entirely.

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# Donations
::: tip
[![Paypal](/assets/img/paypal_white.png)](https://paypal.me/NintendoHomebrew){style="display: block;text-align: center"}
[https://paypal.me/NintendoHomebrew](https://paypal.me/NintendoHomebrew){style="display: block;text-align: center"}
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# Dumping Wii U Discs
Dumping your Discs allows you to install a copy of your game to the system NAND/a USB device so you can play it without needing the disc.
::: tip
Dumping and installing games requires a working Homebrew setup, so make sure to finish the main guide on installing CFW first before following this.
:::
::: danger
It is **ILLEGAL** to share the files dumped with this guide.
If you intend to use this guide to share your dumped games, don't.
:::
## Dumping and Installing Wii U Discs
::: tip
Installing a game to the system memory (NAND) is not recommended as it's limited to either 8GB or 32GB depending on your model, making you run out of space pretty quickly if you want to install multiple games.
:::
::: tip
When installing a game to a USB device, we recommend that you use an HDD and not a flash drive, as those are not optimized for constant reading and writing, therefore making them fail quickly. If your HDD is not externally powered, you will need a Y-cable to connect it to two USB slots on the Wii U.
:::
::: danger
In order to install to a USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase (delete) all contents (documents, pictures, videos, PC data) off of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you reformat it. This _does_ include the vWii, meaning you will not be able to run Wii and GameCube disc images off the USB using USB loaders. To format, plug your USB HDD into the Wii U, power on your Wii U, your Wii U will prompt you to format your HDD. Confirm with Yes.
:::
### What You Need
- Your SD Card needs to have enough space to fit the game you want to dump.
- If wanting to install to a USB, A USB HDD (+ a Y-cable if needed).
- The latest release of [WUP Installer GX2](https://wiiu.cdn.fortheusers.org/zips/wup_installer_gx2_wuhb.zip).
- The [wudd](https://wiiu.cdn.fortheusers.org/zips/wudd.zip) homebrew application.
### Instructions
1. Copy the contents of the `wup_installer_gx2_wuhb.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
2. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded wudd `.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
3. Take the SD Card out of your PC and insert it into your Wii U.
4. Power on your Wii U and boot into Aroma.
5. Launch the Wii U Menu and start the wudd app.
6. Select `Dump partition as .app`
7. Select the `Game` partition to start dumping.
8. When finished, exit wudd to the Wii U Menu.
9. Insert the SD Card into your computer.
10. Copy the `GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX` folder from `sd:/wudump/WUP-X-XXXX` to the `install` folder on the root of your SD Card.
- WUDD does not create an install folder by default. You have to create it.
11. Eject and insert the SD Card into your Wii U.
12. Open the Wii U Menu and then the WUP Installer GX2 app.
13. Select your game (`GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX`), press `Install` and confirm with `Yes`.
14. Choose 'USB' to install to USB and 'NAND' to install to NAND
15. Exit the WUP Installer GX2 to the Wii U Menu.
16. You should see your game installed, ready to be played.
17. Take the SD Card out of your Wii U and plug it into your PC.
18. Delete the `GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX` folder in the `install` directory on your SD Card to free up space.
## Moving Games To USB
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If you don't want to keep the game installed on NAND, you can use the Wii U's data management to move the game to a USB device.
:::
::: danger
In order to move your game to a USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase all contents of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you reformat it.
:::
1. Plug your USB device into the Wii U.
2. Power on your Wii U.
3. Your Wii U will prompt you to format your USB device. Confirm with Yes.
4. Open the Wii U's System Settings.
5. Navigate to `Data Management > Copy/Move/Delete Data > System Memory > Move Items (X)`
6. Select the game and move all data (including updates and DLC if any are installed) to your USB device.
## Move Updates To USB
::: tip
If your disc game had DLC or updates installed, you will need to transfer the files over to your USB device. You can do this using the Wii U's data management.
:::
1. Power on your Wii U
2. Open the Wii U's System Settings.
3. Navigate to `Data Management > Copy/Move/Delete Data > System Memory > Move Items (X)`.
4. Select your game and move the update and DLC data to the USB device.

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# Frequently Asked Questions
## Does homebrew have any risks?
Currently, homebrewing the Wii U does not expose you to a risk of being banned by Nintendo unless you cheat in online games, or do eShop fraud. You should, however, always be careful with launching downloaded homebrew, especially if you don't trust the source, as homebrew can potentially damage your system!
## What are exploits?
Exploits are entry points which allow further homebrew to be run. In the main guide, you will use exploits such as the browser exploit (http://wiiuexploit.xyz) and PayloadLoader (Health & Safety exploit). All current exploits load `SD:/wiiu/payload.elf` which takes over further loading of homebrew.
## What are payloads?
Payloads, which are normally found with the filename `payload.elf`, exist to make it easier to have different exploits load the same next stage, which allows easier updateability. It doesn't matter what exploit loads the payload, the result is always the same.
Multiple payloads can be switched between using the PayloadLoaderPayload.
The payload used in the main guide is CustomRPXLoader which loads `SD:/wiiu/payload.rpx` and the `payload.rpx` used in the guide is EnvironmentLoader, which allows you to load different environments.
## What are environments?
An environment is a collection of "setup modules", which will be run in a certain order when launching the environment. Such environments are Aroma and Tiramisu.
Setup modules are small pieces of homebrew/code that are executed once to set up an environment.
## How to Delete Update Folder to Block Updates on Wii U
If you want to delete the update folder to block updates, see its tab in the [Blocking Updates guide](block-updates).
## What SD Card size is recommended?
- **Installing game backups:** 32GB (Smaller size may be used, but certain titles are 20GB in size)
- **Running game mods:** 8GB (FAT32 USB drive may be used as well for mods)
- **Only running homebrew apps:** Any size.
**Recommended brands:** SanDisk, Samsung or PNY
::: tip
Note: Avoid class 4 SD Cards, and avoid eBay!
:::
## Can I install homebrew on Wii U with a USB instead of SD Card?
No, you must have an SD Card for a first time setup. A USB can then be used to install game backups, Virtual Console injects, etc, but not to store homebrew applications which are required to set everything up.
## When extracting some of the files there are duplicates of certain ones called "info.json" & "manifest.install", what do I do with those?
Nothing special, you can leave them there, delete them or replace them with new ones. Those files are not used in the process, and therefore, won't have any impact by being or not being there.
## What is a Wii U formatted USB drive?
It's a USB drive that has been formatted by a Wii U console to its proprietary format.
A Wii U formatted USB drive _**cannot be read by any other devices than the Wii U that originally formatted it.**_
If you ever want to use it with another Wii U console or any other devices, you will have to reformat it.

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title: Wii U Hacks Guide
hero:
text: Wii U Hacks Guide
tagline: A guide collaboration between Nintendo Homebrew's Helpers and Staff, from stock to Aroma custom firmware.
image:
src: /assets/img/home-page-feature.jpg
---
::: tip
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For live support with this guide please visit us in **#wiiu-assistance** on the [Nintendo Homebrew Discord](https://discord.gg/C29hYvh) and ask, in English, for assistance. Please read **#faq-wiiu**, as well as our [Frequently Asked Questions](faq) page beforehand to see if your question has already been answered.
:::
::: info
If you appreciate this guide, we accept [donations](donations).
:::
::: info
For complete guides to homebrew and custom firmware for other devices, check out [hacks.guide](https://hacks.guide).
:::
### Homebrew
Homebrew applications are custom, user-made software, which haven’t been authorized by Nintendo. This can include save editing tools, games, emulators, and more.
Homebrew can be run on your Wii U as long as you have a way to put files on an SD Card and your Wii U is updated to the latest version for your region.
### Custom Firmware
Custom firmware (often abbreviated as "CFW") enables you to use more advanced hacks that userland homebrew can’t easily do. For instance, installing game modifications with ease.
CFW can be set up on any console on the latest version.
### Homebrew & CFW Uses
Among other things, it allows you to do the following:
- Use “ROM hacks” for games that you own.
- Backup, edit and restore saves for many games.
- Play games for older systems with various emulators, using RetroArch or other standalone emulators.
- Play out-of-region games.
- Dump your Wii U game discs to a format that can be installed on your internal or external Wii U storage drive.
### End Goal
This guide has the end goal of taking a completely unmodified Wii U from stock to custom firmware.
### Before Starting
::: danger
Before beginning the guide, you must know the risks of Wii U hacking: **EVERY** time you modify your system, there is always the potential for an **UNRECOVERABLE** brick. They’re rare but still a possibility so make sure you follow **ALL** directions **EXACTLY!**
:::
::: info
This guide will work on all Wii U consoles in all regions on the latest firmware (5.5.6 for North American consoles, 5.5.5 for all other regions) or below.
You will need the following in order to successfully follow this guide:
- An SD Card.
- A device such as a computer to place files onto the SD Card.
- A Wii U with internet access.
A 32GB SD Card will be enough for most use-cases. A Micro SD Card in an adapter will work fine.
:::
::: tip
**If you have an existing legacy CFW setup**
- For **CBHC** users: Go to the [Uninstall CBHC](uninstall-cbhc) page to uninstall CBHC.
- For **Haxchi** users: Uninstall the Haxchi app from Data Management in the System Settings app.
- For **Mocha CFW (Indexiine)** users: Go to the [Uninstall Indexiine](uninstall-indexiine) page to uninstall Indexiine.
- For **Mocha CFW (Online Exploit)** users: You do not need to do anything before following this guide.
:::
If everything goes according to plan, you will lose no data and end up with everything that you started with (games, saves, NNID, etc, will be preserved).
Keep your device plugged in throughout the entire process to avoid data loss or damage from an unexpected power-off.
After following this guide, CFW will be loaded and enabled on boot, unless you choose to not follow the Autobooting Aroma section.
It is advised that you read the entire guide from start to finish one or more times before actually running through the guide with your system.
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If you are resident in the European Economic Area and you believe we are unlawfully processing your personal information, you also have the right to complain to your local data protection supervisory authority. You can find their contact details here: http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/bodies/authorities/index_en.htm
### 4. DO CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS HAVE SPECIFIC PRIVACY RIGHTS?
_**In Short:**_ _Yes, if you are a resident of California, you are granted specific rights regarding access to your personal information._
California Civil Code Section 1798.83, also known as the “Shine The Light” law, permits our users who are California residents to request and obtain from us, once a year and free of charge, information about categories of personal information (if any) we disclosed to third parties for direct marketing purposes and the names and addresses of all third parties with which we shared personal information in the immediately preceding calendar year. If you are a California resident and would like to make such a request, please submit your request in writing to us using the contact information provided below.
If you are under 18 years of age, reside in California, and have a registered account with the Sites, you have the right to request removal of unwanted data that you publicly post on the Sites. To request removal of such data, please contact us using the contact information provided below, and include the email address associated with your account and a statement that you reside in California. We will make sure the data is not publicly displayed on the Sites, but please be aware that the data may not be completely or comprehensively removed from our systems.
### 5. DO WE MAKE UPDATES TO THIS POLICY?
_**In Short:**_ _Yes, we will update this policy as necessary to stay compliant with relevant laws._
We may update this privacy policy from time to time. The updated version will be indicated by an updated “Revised” date and the updated version will be effective as soon as it is accessible. If we make material changes to this privacy policy, we may notify you either by prominently posting a notice of such changes or by directly sending you a notification. We encourage you to review this privacy policy frequently to be informed of how we are protecting your information.
### 6. HOW CAN YOU CONTACT US ABOUT THIS POLICY?
If you have questions or comments about this policy, you may email us at nh.wiiuguide@gmail.com

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# Recover a vWii IOS/Channel
This page will guide you through the process of recovering a IOS or channel on your vWii, whether it has been corrupted or deleted for whatever reason.
::: danger
This has the potential to destroy your vWii NAND if you are not careful! Please consider [backing up](aroma/nand-backup) your SLCCMPT and OTP if you do not yet have them backed up!
:::
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If you are using a system update blocking method, please [remove it](unblock-updates).
:::
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Due to mounting conflicts with this app, you need to also disable the FTPiiu plugin.
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## What You Need
- A working [homebrew installation](index) on the Wii U side.
- The latest release of [vWii Decaffeinator](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/vWii-Decaffeinator/releases).
## Instructions
1. Copy the contents of the `decaffeinator.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
2. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
3. Power on your Wii U and launch the CFW of your choice (Mocha, Haxchi or CBHC).
4. Launch the Homebrew Launcher.
5. Launch vWii Decaffeinator.
## Recovering Process
You will be provided with various options. It is recommended to first attempt restoring through the `Advanced options` menu if you know what to restore, or `Light mode` if you aren't sure. In extreme cases where no other option solves the issue, `Aggressive mode` should be chosen.
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:::: tab default Advanced options
### Advanced options
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This mode will clear the specified IOSes and channels to reinstall them. All other data (including cIOSes) will be preserved.
:::
:::details Click here to show what can be recovered with this method.
![Advanced options](/files/Advanced-options.jpg)
![Advanced options2](/files/Advanced-options2.jpg)
![Advanced options3](/files/Advanced-options3.jpg)
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1. Select `Advanced options` on the menu.
2. Use the D-Pad to toggle what you would like to be restored.
3. Press Start to initiate the restoration process.
4. When the application finishes, allow the application to launch the System Settings.
5. Perform a [System Update](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1136/~/how-to-perform-a-system-update) to finish the restoration process.
::: tip
You can now re-enable your [system update blocking method](block-updates).
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:::: tab Light mode
### Light mode
::: tip
This mode will clear the System Menu, Wii Message Board save data, IOSes, and other system titles to reinstall clean versions of them. Please note this will remove all cIOSes as well and must be reinstalled. All other data will be preserved.
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1. Select `Light mode` on the menu.
2. Press Start to initiate the restoration process.
3. When the application finishes, allow the application to launch the System Settings.
4. Perform a [System Update](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1136/~/how-to-perform-a-system-update) to finish the restoration process.
::: tip
You can now re-enable your [system update blocking method](block-updates).
:::
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If you receive Error Code 160-0101 when booting up the system after using vWii Decaffeinator, take out the inserted disc and unplug any external drives and restart the system.
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:::: tab Aggressive mode
### Aggressive mode
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This mode will clear **everything** to reinstall clean versions of the default IOSes and channels. Please note that all cIOSes, save data, and channels will be lost, and the vWii NAND will be returned to its stock form!
:::
1. Select `Aggressive mode` on the menu.
2. Read the warning in its entirety. If you wish to proceed, press Start to initiate the restoration process.
3. When the application finishes, allow the application to launch the System Settings.
4. Perform a [System Update](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1136/~/how-to-perform-a-system-update) to finish the restoration process.
::: tip
You can now re-enable your [system update blocking method](block-updates).
:::
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If you receive Error Code 160-0101 when booting up the system after using vWii Decaffeinator, take out the inserted disc and unplug any external drives and restart the system.
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# Unblocking Updates
This is needed if you ever need to perform a System Update.
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If you are running Aroma and have deleted the update folder, you need to disable both autobooting and recreate the update folder.
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## Instructions
::::: tabs
:::: tab default Removing Aroma Autoboot
### Removing Aroma Autoboot
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When autobooting into the PayloadLoader, updates are automatically blocked. Follow the guide below to disable it.
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1. Launch the PayloadLoader Installer from the Wii U Menu.
2. Press A to select `Check`.
3. Select `Boot options`.
4. You will be asked if you want to switch the boot title. Press A to select `Switch back to Wii U Menu`.
5. When the process finished, press A to shutdown the console.
6. Perform the System Update.
7. Follow [this](aroma/autobooting) to re-enable autobooting.
::::
:::: tab Recreating Update Folder
### Recreating Update Folder
1. Make sure you have the latest Aroma beta.
2. Boot Aroma while holding + (Plus).
3. Hold + (Plus) **and** - (Minus) until it says "Updates not blocked!".
::::
:::: tab Removing DNS Blocks
### Removing DNS Blocks
1. Enter the Wii U's system settings and navigate to `Internet > Connect to the Internet > Connection List >`
`Your WiFi connection > Change Settings > DNS` and set the option to `Auto-obtain`.
2. You are no longer blocking system updates.
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# Uninstall CBHC
This page will guide through the process of uninstalling CBHC from your Wii U.
## Instructions
1. Launch the Homebrew Launcher.
2. Launch CBHC Installer.
3. Select the DS Virtual Console game you want to uninstall CBHC from then press the `A` button.
4. Read the warnings then press the `B` button.
5. Check that your Wii U no longer autoboots to CBHC by rebooting the console.
6. If no autobooting or menu screen appreared when the console was booting up, you can launch System Settings then go to Data Management and then safely uninstall the application called `DON'T TOUCH ME`.
::: tip
If you receive a pop-up stating, "A system-memory error has occurred. Turn off the console, and then try again." while deleting the `DON'T TOUCH ME` application, restart the system and try to delete the application again. **Please** make sure you followed all above steps before deleting the application.
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# Uninstall Indexiine
This page will guide through the process of uninstalling Indexiine from your Wii U.
## Instructions
1. Launch the Homebrew Launcher.
2. Launch Indexiine-Installer.
3. Press the B button to uninstall Indexiine.
4. Check that your Wii U no longer automatically launches the Homebrew Launcher upon entering the Internet browser.

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# Uninstall PayloadLoader
This page will guide through the process of uninstalling the PayloadLoader from your Wii U.
::: danger
A factory reset **won't** uninstall the injected PayloadLoader. To fully uninstall it, follow this guide.
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## What You Need
- The latest files from [Aroma for your café](https://aroma.foryour.cafe).
1. Scroll down to the **Download** section.
2. Read through the steps and click on the checkboxes.
3. Click on `Download Payloads` and `Download Base Aroma`.
## Undo Autobooting into PayloadLoader
1. Launch the PayloadLoader Installer from the Wii U Menu.
2. Press A to select `Check`.
3. Select `Boot options`.
4. You will be asked if you want to switch the boot title. Press A to select `Switch back to Wii U Menu`.
5. When the process finished, press A to shutdown the console.
6. The console will now boot again into the Wii U Menu. The PayloadLoader can still be launched by launching the Health & Safety Application.
## Uninstall PayloadLoader
1. Launch the Health & Safety Application and boot into Aroma.
2. Launch the PayloadLoader Installer from the Wii U Menu.
3. Press A to select `Check`.
4. Select `Remove`.
5. You will be asked if you really want to remove the PayloadLoader. Select `Remove` again.
6. When the process finished, press A to shutdown the console.

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# Modding the vWii
The vWii guide has now been integrated into the [Wii Hacks Guide](https://wii.hacks.guide/get-started). You can head there for a more detailed guide on how to mod your vWii.
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# About This Guide
This guide was written by staff members of the [Nintendo Homebrew Discord Server](https://discord.gg/C29hYvh)
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**Credits**
**Elpunical, FlimFlam69, Flump, GaryOderNichts, Hiperhazz, huhen, ihaveahax/ihaveamac, Lazr1026, Link5261, Maschell, Nightkingale, Plailect, Profanity, and redcubie.**
Thank you to [everyone else](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU/graphs/contributors) that contributed to the guide on GitHub.
:::
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[You can find this guide on GitHub](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU), It is licensed under the [ISC License](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU/blob/master/LICENSE.md).
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<img src="/assets/img/nh.jpg" alt="Nintendo Homebrew" title="Nintendo Homebrew">
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**Developer / Tool Credits**
- **GaryOderNichts** and **Maschell** for the [AutobootModule](https://github.com/wiiu-env/AutobootModule).
- **GaryOderNichts** for the [Configurable Payload](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/configurable-payload), [Indexiine-Installer](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/indexiine-installer), [UFDiine](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/UFDiine), [vWii Decaffeinator](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/vWii-Decaffeinator), the fixed version of the [Homebrew Launcher Channel](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/homebrew_launcher/), and [Bloopair](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair).
- **dragbe** and **FIX94** for <u>d2x cIOS Installer</u>.
- **koolkdev** and **FIX94** for [disc2app](https://github.com/koolkdev/disc2app).
- **jhildenbiddle** for [docsify-themeable](https://github.com/jhildenbiddle/docsify-themeable).
- **Maschell** for the [CustomRPXLoader](https://github.com/wiiu-env/CustomRPXLoader), [FailST](https://maschell.github.io/homebrew/2020/12/02/failst.html), [EnvironmentLoader](https://github.com/wiiu-env/EnvironmentLoader), [HBLInstallerWrapper](https://github.com/wiiu-env/HBLInstallerWrapper), [LaunchInstaller](https://github.com/wiiu-env/LaunchInstaller), [MochaPayload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/MochaPayload), [PayloadFromRPX](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadFromRPX), [PayloadLoaderInstaller](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadLoaderInstaller), [PayloadLoaderInstallerEnvironment](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadLoaderInstallerEnvironment), [PayloadloaderPayload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadloaderPayload), the [Tiramisu Downloader](https://tiramisu.foryour.cafe/), [wudd](https://github.com/wiiu-env/wudd), the [FTPiiU Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/), the [SDCafiine Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/), the [Screenshot Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/), the [Aroma Downloader](https://aroma.foryour.cafe), and <u>Tiramisu/Aroma</u>.
- **FIX94** and **smealum** for [Haxchi and CBHC](https://github.com/FIX94/haxchi).
- **dimok789** for the [Homebrew Launcher](https://github.com/dimok789/homebrew_launcher), the [Homebrew Launcher Channel](https://github.com/dimok789/homebrew_launcher), and [Mocha](https://github.com/dimok789/mocha).
- **Maschell** and **dimok789** for the [Homebrew Launcher Installer](https://github.com/wiiu-env/homebrew_launcher_installer).
- **vgmoose**, **pwsincd**, **rw-r-r_0644**, **crc32**, **Compucat**, **Nightkingale** and the **4TU Team** for [hb-appstore](https://github.com/vgmoose/hb-appstore).
- **Jonhyjp** for [Indexiine](https://gbatemp.net/threads/indexiine-load-cfw-during-boot-and-offline-without-a-vc-ds-title.553681/).
- **JumpCallPop**, **jam1garner**, **hedgeberg**, **yellows8** and **orboditilt** for [JSTypeHax](https://github.com/wiiu-env/JsTypeHax).
- **Dr Clipper**, **ZRicky11**, **dmm** and **FIX94** for <u>Patched IOS80 Installer for vWii</u>.
- **GabyPCgeeK**, **Ryuzaki-MrL**, and **Xpl0itU** for [SaveMii WUT Port](https://github.com/Xpl0itU/savemii)
- **djskual**, **Loadiine GX2 Team**, **Yardape** and **brienj** for [WUP Installer GX2](https://sourceforge.net/projects/wup-installer-gx2/).
- **koolkdev** for [Wii U NAND Dumper](https://github.com/koolkdev/wiiu-nanddumper).
- **koolkdev** and **Maschell** for [Wii U NAND Dumper payload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/wiiu-nanddumper-payload).
- **dimok789** for [wupclient.py](https://github.com/dimok789/mocha/blob/master/ios_mcp/wupclient.py).
- **TheLordScruffy** for the [vwii-compat-installer](https://github.com/TheLordScruffy/vwii-compat-installer).
- **marco-calautti** for the [Sigpatches Module](https://github.com/marco-calautti/SigpatchesModuleWiiU)
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# Autobooting Aroma
Currently, every time you want to launch Aroma you will have to launch the Health and Safety information app. If you wish to automatically launch into Aroma on every boot, you can autoboot the Health and Safety Information app.
If you don't want to autoboot Aroma, you can skip this step and follow the Setting Up PayloadLoader section below.
## Instructions
1. Start the console to boot into the Wii U Menu, and then launch the Health and Safety Information app.
2. Press A to launch the `aroma` environment.
3. Press A to launch the Wii U Menu.
4. Once you are at the Wii U Menu, launch the PayloadLoader Installer.
5. Press A to select `Check`.
6. Select `Boot options`.
7. You will be asked if you want to switch the boot title. Press A to select `Switch to PayloadLoader`.
8. When the process has finished, press A to shutdown the console.
9. The PayloadLoader will now be launched automatically on every boot.
## Setting up PayloadLoader, Environment Loader and Aroma
Now, we are going to make the Aroma environment start automatically when your console loads the Health and Safety Information app and select Wii U Menu as the default boot option.
1. Launch the EnvironmentLoader.
- If you are autobooting the PayloadLoader, simply turn on your Wii U.
- If you skipped the autobooting steps, launch the Health and Safety Information app.
2. Press Y on `aroma` to set this to your default environment, then press A to launch into Aroma.
![](/assets/img/guide/EL_Highlight.png)
- To open the Environment Loader in the future, you have to hold X while your Wii U is booting or loading the Health and Safety Information app.
3. On the Aroma Boot Selector, the `Wii U Menu` should already be selected, press Y to set this to your default autobooting option, then press A to launch into the Wii U Menu.
![](/assets/img/guide/ABM_Highlight.png)
4. Aroma will now be launched each time you boot the console (or load Health and Safety) and then straight into the Wii U Menu.
- To open the Aroma Boot Selector in the future, you have to hold START (+) while the console is booting or loading the Health and Safety Information app.
- Navigate the list using the D-Pad to hover on the title you want to autoboot in, then press the Y button to set this to your autoboot title.
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# Browser Exploit
Make sure your Wii U has internet access for this step.
## Instructions
1. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
2. Launch the Internet Browser and navigate to the website `wiiuexploit.xyz`.
3. Click on `Run Exploit!` and hold the B button until you see this menu, it will be necessary for the next steps.
![](/assets/img/guide/PLL.png)
- If your Wii U gets stuck on a white or otherwise frozen screen, wait a few seconds. If nothing happens, reboot the console, [reset the browser's save data](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1507/~/how-to-delete-the-internet-browser-history) and try again.
- If you see the EnvironmentLoader, you did not hold down B long enough. Try again.
::: tip
If you get any errors like FSOpenfile failed, FSGetMountSource failed, or SD Mount failed, refer to the browser errors in [Common Issues and Fixes](../common-issues-fixes).
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# Finalizing Setup
Now that PayloadLoader, Environment Loader and Aroma are installed, we are going to finalize the setup.
## Additional Homebrew Apps
::: tip
All Homebrew applications are loaded from the Wii U Menu on Aroma.
:::
- **SaveMii Mod WUT Port** is a homebrew app that lets you manage your Wii U and vWii save data.
- **Bloopair** is an Aroma module that lets you wirelessly connect most popular Bluetooth capable controllers. See [this page](https://gbatemp.net/threads/bloopair-connect-controllers-from-other-consoles-natively.594289/) for more details.
- The **Homebrew Appstore** lets you browse and download homebrew apps directly from your Wii U.
### Additional Homebrew Apps - What You Need
- The latest version of [SaveMii Mod WUT Port](https://wiiu.cdn.fortheusers.org/zips/SaveMiiModWUTPort.zip).
- `wiiu-extracttosd.zip` of the [HB Appstore](https://github.com/fortheusers/hb-appstore/releases/).
### Additional Homebrew Apps - Extracting Files to the SD Card
1. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded `SaveMiiModWUTPort.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
2. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded `wiiu-extracttosd.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
## Recommended Plugins
| Name | Description | Installation Instructions |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [FTPiiU Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/releases)) | Runs a FTP server in the background. | 1. Extract the downloaded `ftpiiu_vX_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `ftpiiu.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
| [SDCafiine](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/releases)) | Allows you to mod games by redirecting files to the SD Card. | 1) Extract the downloaded `sdcafiine_vX_X_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `sdcafiine.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
| [Bloopair](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair/) ([Download](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair/releases)) | Allows wirelessly connecting most popular Bluetooth capable controllers. | 1. Extract the contents of the newly downloaded `Bloopair_vX.X.X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `30_bloopair.rpx` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/modules/setup/` folder on the root of your SD Card. <br> 3. Copy the `wiiu` folder to the root of your SD Card. |
| [Screenshot Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/releases)) | Allows taking screenshots directly to the SD Card. | 1) Extract the downloaded `screenshot_plugin_vX_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `screenshot.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
## Pretendo Network
Pretendo is a replacement service for the Nintendo Network, which brings back online services as they are set to be discontinued. It also revives the Miiverse service, via juxtaposition. The official guide can be found [here](https://pretendo.network/docs/install/wiiu).
## Booting Tiramisu (optional)
::: warning
Tiramisu is now archived, and was succeeded by Aroma and considered outdated. No more Homebrew will be developed for it, and services like Pretendo have ended support for it.
:::
However, if you find the need to boot into Tiramisu, for example, to use a legacy Homebrew app, do the following:
1. Download the latest files from [Tiramisu for your café](https://tiramisu.foryour.cafe).
2. Copy the `wiiu` folder to the root of your SD Card.
- The folder should merge with the existing `wiiu` folder if not done automatically.
3. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
4. Start the EnvironmentLoader.
- If you're autobooting into it, this can be done by powering on your console and holding X.
- You do not need to reinstall the PayloadLoader if you already did so with Aroma.
5. Highlight the entry called `tiramisu` using the D-Pad.
6. Launch Tiramisu by pressing A.
7. Launch the Wii U Menu by pressing A.
- To make the console autoboot the Wii U Menu when loading the Tiramisu environment, press Y.
8. Homebrew Launcher can be loaded by launching the Mii Maker app.

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# Aroma
Aroma is a work-in-progress environment and the successor to Tiramisu.
## What is Aroma?
Aroma is an environment like Tiramisu, which can be booted through the Environment Loader.\
Aroma, just like Tiramisu, uses the same Mocha version, support for setup modules, and comes with the Autoboot Module, which includes the boot selector and Quick Start support.\
Aroma comes with several additional features, including a plugin system, a new way of launching homebrews, and many built-in modules and plugins (i.e. Region Free patches).
## What can I do with Aroma?
For a detailed overview check out [this blogpost](https://maschell.github.io/homebrew/2022/09/05/aroma.html). A quick summary is given below.
### Modules
Aroma supports modules which, unlike setup modules, always run in the background.\
This allows for further extending the functionality of the console.
### Plugins
Plugins, similarly to modules, are also running in the background.\
They can enhance the experience of the console by changing and providing additional features.\
Plugins can be configured using a configuration menu, which can be opened using a button combination.
### Wii U Homebrew Bundles
Wii U Homebrew Bundles (WUHB) are a new way of launching homebrew.\
These `.wuhb` files contain the main executable and can directly include icon and banner images and additional content.\
With the `homebrew_on_menu` plugin, WUHB files can be directly launched from the Wii U menu, just like official channels.
## What are the limitations?
Due to technical limitations, a lot of old homebrew applications will no longer work with Aroma.\
This includes all `.elf` homebrews, but also some `.rpx` homebrews(i.e. RetroArch), which don't implement necessary functionality properly.\
These homebrews need to be updated with support for Aroma. To run old homebrews you need to boot the Tiramisu environment.\
Launching homebrews through the now outdated Homebrew Launcher is no longer possible with Aroma.
Besides the limitations mentioned above, note that Aroma is still a beta release. Not everything has been tested yet, and additional issues might be discovered. This doesn't necessarily mean Aroma is unstable, but there is a chance that you may experience something not working properly.

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# Installing PayloadLoader
Now that you have your NAND backup in case anything goes wrong later, you can install the PayloadLoader on your system.
Installing the PayloadLoader will let you access Aroma just by running the Health and Safety Information app.
::: danger
A factory reset **won't** uninstall the injected PayloadLoader. Follow [uninstall PayloadLoader](../uninstall-payloadloader) to remove the PayloadLoader.
:::
## Instructions
::: tip
If you're already booted into Aroma, you may skip to step 5.
:::
1. Take the SD Card out of your PC and plug it into your Wii U.
2. Execute the web browser exploit as [previously explained](browser-exploit) but this time, you will need to hold the X button to open the Environment Loader menu.
3. Press A to launch the `aroma` environment.
![](/assets/img/guide/EL.png)
- You will get a warning message about the update folder existing. **This is normal.** Press X to block updates.
![](/assets/img/guide/Warn.png)
4. Press A to launch the Wii U Menu.
![](/assets/img/guide/ABM.png)
5. At the Wii U Menu, look for the newly appeared `PayloadLoader Installer` title (the rocket coming out of a box) and launch it.
![](/assets/img/guide/PLLI.png)
6. Press the A button to check if you can install the PayloadLoader.
- It should now tell you that the PayloadLoader can be installed onto the Health and Safety Information app.
7. Press the A button to select `Install / Update`.
8. You'll be asked if you are sure you want to install the PayloadLoader. Use the D-Pad to select `Install` and press A.
9. After installing has finished, press A to shut down the console.

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# Making a NAND Backup
In case anything should go wrong in the later process and your Wii U ends up bricked, restoring a previously made NAND backup can fix it.
## Instructions
::: tip
The Wii U MLC is (depending on your model) either 8GB or 32GB. As a result of this, to create a full backup of your console's NAND, your SD Card has to be larger than the size of your MLC. If you do not have a large enough SD Card, you can skip the optional `MLC` section which includes save files and game data and is not needed to recover any type of brick.
:::
::: tip
Restoring a NAND Backup on the Wii U requires ISFShax or additional hardware and microsoldering skills.
However, making a NAND Backup is **always** useful, so please do not skip it.
Your NAND Backup is unique to your system. Backups from other consoles **won't** work without the required knowledge.
:::
1. Navigate to `nanddumper` using the GamePad and press A to launch it.
2. Use the Wii U GamePad's D-Pad to enter the following configuration:
![SLC: Yes, SLCCMPT: Yes, MLC: Yes or No, OTP: Yes, SEEPROM: Yes](/assets/img/guide/NAND.png)
- MLC is **OPTIONAL**, if you do not want to dump it, leave it on `No`. If you do want to dump it, make sure you have a SD Card big enough for it and put it on `Yes`.
3. Press the A button to start the dumping process.
4. When the process is completed, power off your Wii U, take your SD Card out of the Wii U and plug it into your PC.
5. To make sure you don't lose the files, copy the `slc.bin`, `slccmpt.bin`, `seeprom.bin`, `otp.bin` (and if you chose to go with a full backup, `every mlc.bin.part` file) to somewhere safe (Documents, Google Drive, OneDrive, etc.) on your computer.
- They will appear on the root of the SD Card.
6. Delete the files you just copied from your SD Card to free up space.

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# SD Preparation
We will now place the required Aroma files on the SD Card.
::: warning
Your SD Card will need to be formatted as FAT32. If your SD Card is not formatted to FAT32, use [GUIFormat](http://ridgecrop.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm) with 32k (32768) allocation unit size to format it.\
**Do not** label the SD Card as `wiiu` or it will cause issues with homebrew.
:::
## Instructions
1. On the [Aroma](https://aroma.foryour.cafe) site, scroll down to the **Download** section.
- Read through the steps and click on the checkboxes.
![](/assets/img/guide/Aroma_Box.png)
- Click on `Download Payloads` and `Download Base Aroma`.
![](/assets/img/guide/Aroma_DL.png)
2. Insert your Wii U's SD Card into your PC.
3. **Extract** and copy the `wiiu` folder of the two newly downloaded _`.zip`_ files to the root of your SD Card.
- The `wiiu` folders should be merged if not done automatically.
::: tip
If your computer asks you to overwrite existing files on your SD Card, you will need to click yes.
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::: tip
If you're on a Mac machine, select `Merge` instead of replace. If the merge option does not show immediately, press and hold the `Option` key while moving files to the root.
:::
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Extracting the contents of the zip to the root is done like so.
<div style="position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; height: auto;">
<video style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%;" controls muted>
<source src="/assets/img/guide/SD_Prep.mp4" type="video/mp4">
Your browser does not support the video tag.
</video>
</div>
## SD Card Layout
:::details Click here to show the final SD Card layout.
```
💾sd:
┗ 📂wiiu
┣ 📂apps
┃ ┣ 📂AromaUpdater
┃ ┃ ┗📜AromaUpdater.wuhb
┃ ┣ 📜PayloadLoaderInstaller.wuhb
┃ ┗ (All other apps should be here too)
┣ 📂environments
┃ ┗ 📂aroma
┃ ┣ 📂modules
┃ ┃ ┣ 📂setup
┃ ┃ ┃ ┣ 📜00_mocha.rpx
┃ ┃ ┃ ┣ 📜10_wums_loader.rpx
┃ ┃ ┃ ┗ 📜99_autoboot.rpx
┃ ┃ ┗ (All other Aroma modules ending with .wms should be here too)
┃ ┣ 📂plugins
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜AromaBasePlugin.wps
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜drc_region_free.wps
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜homebrew_on_menu.wps
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜regionfree.wps
┃ ┃ ┗ (All other Aroma plugins ending with .wps should be here too)
┃ ┗ 📜root.rpx
┣ 📂payloads
┃ ┣ 📂default
┃ ┃ ┗ 📜payload.elf
┃ ┗ 📂nanddumper
┃ ┗ 📜payload.elf
┣ 📜payload.rpx
┗ 📜payload.elf
```
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::: tip
If you already have the PayloadLoader installed, you may go directly to [Finalizing Setup](./finalizing-setup.md)
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# Blocking Updates
All currently known Wii U exploits can, unlike e.g. the Nintendo Switch RCM exploit, be patched by a system update. Although the Wii U is no longer officially supported, Nintendo may still release updates for it. Namely, the updates 5.5.3 up to 5.5.6 were all released after the Wii U was discontinued, so blocking updates is still a recommended action.
While Aroma's PayloadLoader already has built-in update blocking functionality, it is recommended to delete the update folder to effectively block system updates.
If you get a yellow warning screen while booting into Aroma, the update folder still exists and it is recommended to delete it using the guide below.
## Instructions
Currently, one way exists to effectively block updates on the Wii U system:
1. Make sure you have the latest Aroma beta.
2. Boot into Aroma.
- If you got the yellow warning screen, press X to block updates.
- If you didn't get the warning, but the AutobootMenu says "Updates not blocked!", press and hold + (Plus) **and** - (Minus) at the same time until it says they are blocked.

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# Common Issues & Fixes
## Haxchi common errors
- **-3:** No SD Card detected. Re-insert the SD Card and try again. Make sure the SD Card is in FAT32 format. If the error persists, try blowing into the SD slot as it can get dusty inside.
- **-4:** SD detected but could not mount. Check to see if the SD is using MBR and not GPT. Also, check to see if there are any other partitions on the SD Card and merge them into one primary partition.
- **-5:** Missing files on the SD. Check to see if your SD has Homebrew Launcher located in <code>/wiiu<wbr>/apps<wbr>/homebrew_launcher<wbr>/homebrew_launcher.elf</code>.
## Browser errors
- **FSGetMountSource failed:** Same as -3 above, means no SD Card detected. Re-insert the SD and try again. This could also mean that the SD card is locked (Slider is down instead of up) or the SD card label is "WIIU", which is stated in the guide causes conflict. If it's not any of these issues, refer to the last suggestion from -3.
- **FSOpenFile failed [...] payload.elf:** Missing payload file on SD. Make sure you have payload.elf in the wiiu folder, and the wiiu folder on the root.
- **FSOpenFile failed:** Missing `homebrew_launcher` on SD. Make sure you have `homebrew_launcher.elf` in the <code>/wiiu<wbr>/apps<wbr>/homebrew_launcher</code> folder.
- **SD Mount Failed:** Similar to -4, the console recognizes the SD card but could not mount it. Make sure it is formatted properly, and it is not damaged. Also, your SD card is more compatible with reputable brands (i.e. SanDisk, Samsung, Lexar, etc.) and less likely to have issues.
## Data Management asks to delete unnecessary data, what does it mean?
This refers to leftover files from incomplete installs. Always choose Yes to delete this data, as it takes up space for no good reason.
If it ever stays stuck on deleting the data in an infinite loop, you can manually delete the data yourself.\
Use FTPiiU Everywhere and browse to `/storage_mlc/usr/import` then delete any files in the folder if any exists. This is where the partial installs exist after incomplete installs. It'll be `/storage_usb/usr/import` if installed to a USB.\
The `import` folder should always be kept empty.
## My HDD doesn't work or makes a weird clicking sound, what should I do?
The reason behind that is that the Wii U doesn't give enough power through one USB port to use the Hard Drive.
You can fix this by either using a powered HDD or using a Y-Cable to connect the HDD to two USB ports.
If your HDD worked for some time and then stopped working for some games/all games, it is the same issue and can be fixed with the same methods.
## When extracting some of the files there are duplicates of certain ones called "info.json" & "manifest.install", what do I do with those?
Nothing special, you can leave them there, delete them or replace them with new ones. Those files are not used in the process, therefore, won't have any impact by being or not being there.
## My console suddenly lost online connectivity and I have an HDD sitting on top of the console, what should I do?
The internal antenna may have been influenced by the hard drive magnet.\
You can move the HDD to a different position atop the Wii U, or move it off the Wii U entirely.

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# Donations
::: tip
[![Paypal](/assets/img/paypal_white.png)](https://paypal.me/NintendoHomebrew){style="display: block;text-align: center"}
[https://paypal.me/NintendoHomebrew](https://paypal.me/NintendoHomebrew){style="display: block;text-align: center"}
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# Dumping Wii U Discs
Dumping your Discs allows you to install a copy of your game to the system NAND/a USB device so you can play it without needing the disc.
::: tip
Dumping and installing games requires a working Homebrew setup, so make sure to finish the main guide on installing CFW first before following this.
:::
::: danger
It is **ILLEGAL** to share the files dumped with this guide.
If you intend to use this guide to share your dumped games, don't.
:::
## Dumping and Installing Wii U Discs
::: tip
Installing a game to the system memory (NAND) is not recommended as it's limited to either 8GB or 32GB depending on your model, making you run out of space pretty quickly if you want to install multiple games.
:::
::: tip
When installing a game to a USB device, we recommend that you use an HDD and not a flash drive, as those are not optimized for constant reading and writing, therefore making them fail quickly. If your HDD is not externally powered, you will need a Y-cable to connect it to two USB slots on the Wii U.
:::
::: danger
In order to install to a USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase (delete) all contents (documents, pictures, videos, PC data) off of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you reformat it. This _does_ include the vWii, meaning you will not be able to run Wii and GameCube disc images off the USB using USB loaders. To format, plug your USB HDD into the Wii U, power on your Wii U, your Wii U will prompt you to format your HDD. Confirm with Yes.
:::
### What You Need
- Your SD Card needs to have enough space to fit the game you want to dump.
- If wanting to install to a USB, A USB HDD (+ a Y-cable if needed).
- The latest release of [WUP Installer GX2](https://wiiu.cdn.fortheusers.org/zips/wup_installer_gx2_wuhb.zip).
- The [wudd](https://wiiu.cdn.fortheusers.org/zips/wudd.zip) homebrew application.
### Instructions
1. Copy the contents of the `wup_installer_gx2_wuhb.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
2. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded wudd `.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
3. Take the SD Card out of your PC and insert it into your Wii U.
4. Power on your Wii U and boot into Aroma.
5. Launch the Wii U Menu and start the wudd app.
6. Select `Dump partition as .app`
7. Select the `Game` partition to start dumping.
8. When finished, exit wudd to the Wii U Menu.
9. Insert the SD Card into your computer.
10. Copy the `GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX` folder from `sd:/wudump/WUP-X-XXXX` to the `install` folder on the root of your SD Card.
- WUDD does not create an install folder by default. You have to create it.
11. Eject and insert the SD Card into your Wii U.
12. Open the Wii U Menu and then the WUP Installer GX2 app.
13. Select your game (`GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX`), press `Install` and confirm with `Yes`.
14. Choose 'USB' to install to USB and 'NAND' to install to NAND
15. Exit the WUP Installer GX2 to the Wii U Menu.
16. You should see your game installed, ready to be played.
17. Take the SD Card out of your Wii U and plug it into your PC.
18. Delete the `GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX` folder in the `install` directory on your SD Card to free up space.
## Moving Games To USB
::: tip
If you don't want to keep the game installed on NAND, you can use the Wii U's data management to move the game to a USB device.
:::
::: danger
In order to move your game to a USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase all contents of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you reformat it.
:::
1. Plug your USB device into the Wii U.
2. Power on your Wii U.
3. Your Wii U will prompt you to format your USB device. Confirm with Yes.
4. Open the Wii U's System Settings.
5. Navigate to `Data Management > Copy/Move/Delete Data > System Memory > Move Items (X)`
6. Select the game and move all data (including updates and DLC if any are installed) to your USB device.
## Move Updates To USB
::: tip
If your disc game had DLC or updates installed, you will need to transfer the files over to your USB device. You can do this using the Wii U's data management.
:::
1. Power on your Wii U
2. Open the Wii U's System Settings.
3. Navigate to `Data Management > Copy/Move/Delete Data > System Memory > Move Items (X)`.
4. Select your game and move the update and DLC data to the USB device.

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# Frequently Asked Questions
## Does homebrew have any risks?
Currently, homebrewing the Wii U does not expose you to a risk of being banned by Nintendo unless you cheat in online games, or do eShop fraud. You should, however, always be careful with launching downloaded homebrew, especially if you don't trust the source, as homebrew can potentially damage your system!
## What are exploits?
Exploits are entry points which allow further homebrew to be run. In the main guide, you will use exploits such as the browser exploit (http://wiiuexploit.xyz) and PayloadLoader (Health & Safety exploit). All current exploits load `SD:/wiiu/payload.elf` which takes over further loading of homebrew.
## What are payloads?
Payloads, which are normally found with the filename `payload.elf`, exist to make it easier to have different exploits load the same next stage, which allows easier updateability. It doesn't matter what exploit loads the payload, the result is always the same.
Multiple payloads can be switched between using the PayloadLoaderPayload.
The payload used in the main guide is CustomRPXLoader which loads `SD:/wiiu/payload.rpx` and the `payload.rpx` used in the guide is EnvironmentLoader, which allows you to load different environments.
## What are environments?
An environment is a collection of "setup modules", which will be run in a certain order when launching the environment. Such environments are Aroma and Tiramisu.
Setup modules are small pieces of homebrew/code that are executed once to set up an environment.
## How to Delete Update Folder to Block Updates on Wii U
If you want to delete the update folder to block updates, see its tab in the [Blocking Updates guide](block-updates).
## What SD Card size is recommended?
- **Installing game backups:** 32GB (Smaller size may be used, but certain titles are 20GB in size)
- **Running game mods:** 8GB (FAT32 USB drive may be used as well for mods)
- **Only running homebrew apps:** Any size.
**Recommended brands:** SanDisk, Samsung or PNY
::: tip
Note: Avoid class 4 SD Cards, and avoid eBay!
:::
## Can I install homebrew on Wii U with a USB instead of SD Card?
No, you must have an SD Card for a first time setup. A USB can then be used to install game backups, Virtual Console injects, etc, but not to store homebrew applications which are required to set everything up.
## When extracting some of the files there are duplicates of certain ones called "info.json" & "manifest.install", what do I do with those?
Nothing special, you can leave them there, delete them or replace them with new ones. Those files are not used in the process, and therefore, won't have any impact by being or not being there.
## What is a Wii U formatted USB drive?
It's a USB drive that has been formatted by a Wii U console to its proprietary format.
A Wii U formatted USB drive _**cannot be read by any other devices than the Wii U that originally formatted it.**_
If you ever want to use it with another Wii U console or any other devices, you will have to reformat it.

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title: Wii U Hacks Guide
hero:
text: Wii U Hacks Guide
tagline: A guide collaboration between Nintendo Homebrew's Helpers and Staff, from stock to Aroma custom firmware.
image:
src: /assets/img/home-page-feature.jpg
---
::: tip
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For live support with this guide please visit us in **#wiiu-assistance** on the [Nintendo Homebrew Discord](https://discord.gg/C29hYvh) and ask, in English, for assistance. Please read **#faq-wiiu**, as well as our [Frequently Asked Questions](faq) page beforehand to see if your question has already been answered.
:::
::: info
If you appreciate this guide, we accept [donations](donations).
:::
::: info
For complete guides to homebrew and custom firmware for other devices, check out [hacks.guide](https://hacks.guide).
:::
### Homebrew
Homebrew applications are custom, user-made software, which haven’t been authorized by Nintendo. This can include save editing tools, games, emulators, and more.
Homebrew can be run on your Wii U as long as you have a way to put files on an SD Card and your Wii U is updated to the latest version for your region.
### Custom Firmware
Custom firmware (often abbreviated as "CFW") enables you to use more advanced hacks that userland homebrew can’t easily do. For instance, installing game modifications with ease.
CFW can be set up on any console on the latest version.
### Homebrew & CFW Uses
Among other things, it allows you to do the following:
- Use “ROM hacks” for games that you own.
- Backup, edit and restore saves for many games.
- Play games for older systems with various emulators, using RetroArch or other standalone emulators.
- Play out-of-region games.
- Dump your Wii U game discs to a format that can be installed on your internal or external Wii U storage drive.
### End Goal
This guide has the end goal of taking a completely unmodified Wii U from stock to custom firmware.
### Before Starting
::: danger
Before beginning the guide, you must know the risks of Wii U hacking: **EVERY** time you modify your system, there is always the potential for an **UNRECOVERABLE** brick. They’re rare but still a possibility so make sure you follow **ALL** directions **EXACTLY!**
:::
::: info
This guide will work on all Wii U consoles in all regions on the latest firmware (5.5.6 for North American consoles, 5.5.5 for all other regions) or below.
You will need the following in order to successfully follow this guide:
- An SD Card.
- A device such as a computer to place files onto the SD Card.
- A Wii U with internet access.
A 32GB SD Card will be enough for most use-cases. A Micro SD Card in an adapter will work fine.
:::
::: tip
**If you have an existing legacy CFW setup**
- For **CBHC** users: Go to the [Uninstall CBHC](uninstall-cbhc) page to uninstall CBHC.
- For **Haxchi** users: Uninstall the Haxchi app from Data Management in the System Settings app.
- For **Mocha CFW (Indexiine)** users: Go to the [Uninstall Indexiine](uninstall-indexiine) page to uninstall Indexiine.
- For **Mocha CFW (Online Exploit)** users: You do not need to do anything before following this guide.
:::
If everything goes according to plan, you will lose no data and end up with everything that you started with (games, saves, NNID, etc, will be preserved).
Keep your device plugged in throughout the entire process to avoid data loss or damage from an unexpected power-off.
After following this guide, CFW will be loaded and enabled on boot, unless you choose to not follow the Autobooting Aroma section.
It is advised that you read the entire guide from start to finish one or more times before actually running through the guide with your system.
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# Recover a vWii IOS/Channel
This page will guide you through the process of recovering a IOS or channel on your vWii, whether it has been corrupted or deleted for whatever reason.
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This has the potential to destroy your vWii NAND if you are not careful! Please consider [backing up](aroma/nand-backup) your SLCCMPT and OTP if you do not yet have them backed up!
:::
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If you are using a system update blocking method, please [remove it](unblock-updates).
:::
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Due to mounting conflicts with this app, you need to also disable the FTPiiu plugin.
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## What You Need
- A working [homebrew installation](index) on the Wii U side.
- The latest release of [vWii Decaffeinator](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/vWii-Decaffeinator/releases).
## Instructions
1. Copy the contents of the `decaffeinator.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
2. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
3. Power on your Wii U and launch the CFW of your choice (Mocha, Haxchi or CBHC).
4. Launch the Homebrew Launcher.
5. Launch vWii Decaffeinator.
## Recovering Process
You will be provided with various options. It is recommended to first attempt restoring through the `Advanced options` menu if you know what to restore, or `Light mode` if you aren't sure. In extreme cases where no other option solves the issue, `Aggressive mode` should be chosen.
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### Advanced options
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This mode will clear the specified IOSes and channels to reinstall them. All other data (including cIOSes) will be preserved.
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:::details Click here to show what can be recovered with this method.
![Advanced options](/files/Advanced-options.jpg)
![Advanced options2](/files/Advanced-options2.jpg)
![Advanced options3](/files/Advanced-options3.jpg)
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1. Select `Advanced options` on the menu.
2. Use the D-Pad to toggle what you would like to be restored.
3. Press Start to initiate the restoration process.
4. When the application finishes, allow the application to launch the System Settings.
5. Perform a [System Update](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1136/~/how-to-perform-a-system-update) to finish the restoration process.
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You can now re-enable your [system update blocking method](block-updates).
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:::: tab Light mode
### Light mode
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This mode will clear the System Menu, Wii Message Board save data, IOSes, and other system titles to reinstall clean versions of them. Please note this will remove all cIOSes as well and must be reinstalled. All other data will be preserved.
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1. Select `Light mode` on the menu.
2. Press Start to initiate the restoration process.
3. When the application finishes, allow the application to launch the System Settings.
4. Perform a [System Update](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1136/~/how-to-perform-a-system-update) to finish the restoration process.
::: tip
You can now re-enable your [system update blocking method](block-updates).
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If you receive Error Code 160-0101 when booting up the system after using vWii Decaffeinator, take out the inserted disc and unplug any external drives and restart the system.
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### Aggressive mode
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This mode will clear **everything** to reinstall clean versions of the default IOSes and channels. Please note that all cIOSes, save data, and channels will be lost, and the vWii NAND will be returned to its stock form!
:::
1. Select `Aggressive mode` on the menu.
2. Read the warning in its entirety. If you wish to proceed, press Start to initiate the restoration process.
3. When the application finishes, allow the application to launch the System Settings.
4. Perform a [System Update](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1136/~/how-to-perform-a-system-update) to finish the restoration process.
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You can now re-enable your [system update blocking method](block-updates).
:::
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If you receive Error Code 160-0101 when booting up the system after using vWii Decaffeinator, take out the inserted disc and unplug any external drives and restart the system.
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# Unblocking Updates
This is needed if you ever need to perform a System Update.
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If you are running Aroma and have deleted the update folder, you need to disable both autobooting and recreate the update folder.
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## Instructions
::::: tabs
:::: tab default Removing Aroma Autoboot
### Removing Aroma Autoboot
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When autobooting into the PayloadLoader, updates are automatically blocked. Follow the guide below to disable it.
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1. Launch the PayloadLoader Installer from the Wii U Menu.
2. Press A to select `Check`.
3. Select `Boot options`.
4. You will be asked if you want to switch the boot title. Press A to select `Switch back to Wii U Menu`.
5. When the process finished, press A to shutdown the console.
6. Perform the System Update.
7. Follow [this](aroma/autobooting) to re-enable autobooting.
::::
:::: tab Recreating Update Folder
### Recreating Update Folder
1. Make sure you have the latest Aroma beta.
2. Boot Aroma while holding + (Plus).
3. Hold + (Plus) **and** - (Minus) until it says "Updates not blocked!".
::::
:::: tab Removing DNS Blocks
### Removing DNS Blocks
1. Enter the Wii U's system settings and navigate to `Internet > Connect to the Internet > Connection List >`
`Your WiFi connection > Change Settings > DNS` and set the option to `Auto-obtain`.
2. You are no longer blocking system updates.
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# Uninstall CBHC
This page will guide through the process of uninstalling CBHC from your Wii U.
## Instructions
1. Launch the Homebrew Launcher.
2. Launch CBHC Installer.
3. Select the DS Virtual Console game you want to uninstall CBHC from then press the `A` button.
4. Read the warnings then press the `B` button.
5. Check that your Wii U no longer autoboots to CBHC by rebooting the console.
6. If no autobooting or menu screen appreared when the console was booting up, you can launch System Settings then go to Data Management and then safely uninstall the application called `DON'T TOUCH ME`.
::: tip
If you receive a pop-up stating, "A system-memory error has occurred. Turn off the console, and then try again." while deleting the `DON'T TOUCH ME` application, restart the system and try to delete the application again. **Please** make sure you followed all above steps before deleting the application.
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# Uninstall Indexiine
This page will guide through the process of uninstalling Indexiine from your Wii U.
## Instructions
1. Launch the Homebrew Launcher.
2. Launch Indexiine-Installer.
3. Press the B button to uninstall Indexiine.
4. Check that your Wii U no longer automatically launches the Homebrew Launcher upon entering the Internet browser.

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# Uninstall PayloadLoader
This page will guide through the process of uninstalling the PayloadLoader from your Wii U.
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## What You Need
- The latest files from [Aroma for your café](https://aroma.foryour.cafe).
1. Scroll down to the **Download** section.
2. Read through the steps and click on the checkboxes.
3. Click on `Download Payloads` and `Download Base Aroma`.
## Undo Autobooting into PayloadLoader
1. Launch the PayloadLoader Installer from the Wii U Menu.
2. Press A to select `Check`.
3. Select `Boot options`.
4. You will be asked if you want to switch the boot title. Press A to select `Switch back to Wii U Menu`.
5. When the process finished, press A to shutdown the console.
6. The console will now boot again into the Wii U Menu. The PayloadLoader can still be launched by launching the Health & Safety Application.
## Uninstall PayloadLoader
1. Launch the Health & Safety Application and boot into Aroma.
2. Launch the PayloadLoader Installer from the Wii U Menu.
3. Press A to select `Check`.
4. Select `Remove`.
5. You will be asked if you really want to remove the PayloadLoader. Select `Remove` again.
6. When the process finished, press A to shutdown the console.

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# Modding the vWii
The vWii guide has now been integrated into the [Wii Hacks Guide](https://wii.hacks.guide/get-started). You can head there for a more detailed guide on how to mod your vWii.
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# About This Guide
This guide was written by staff members of the [Nintendo Homebrew Discord Server](https://discord.gg/C29hYvh)
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**Credits**
**Elpunical, FlimFlam69, Flump, GaryOderNichts, Hiperhazz, huhen, ihaveahax/ihaveamac, Lazr1026, Link5261, Maschell, Nightkingale, Plailect, Profanity, and redcubie.**
Thank you to [everyone else](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU/graphs/contributors) that contributed to the guide on GitHub.
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[You can find this guide on GitHub](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU), It is licensed under the [ISC License](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU/blob/master/LICENSE.md).
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**Developer / Tool Credits**
- **GaryOderNichts** and **Maschell** for the [AutobootModule](https://github.com/wiiu-env/AutobootModule).
- **GaryOderNichts** for the [Configurable Payload](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/configurable-payload), [Indexiine-Installer](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/indexiine-installer), [UFDiine](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/UFDiine), [vWii Decaffeinator](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/vWii-Decaffeinator), the fixed version of the [Homebrew Launcher Channel](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/homebrew_launcher/), and [Bloopair](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair).
- **dragbe** and **FIX94** for <u>d2x cIOS Installer</u>.
- **koolkdev** and **FIX94** for [disc2app](https://github.com/koolkdev/disc2app).
- **jhildenbiddle** for [docsify-themeable](https://github.com/jhildenbiddle/docsify-themeable).
- **Maschell** for the [CustomRPXLoader](https://github.com/wiiu-env/CustomRPXLoader), [FailST](https://maschell.github.io/homebrew/2020/12/02/failst.html), [EnvironmentLoader](https://github.com/wiiu-env/EnvironmentLoader), [HBLInstallerWrapper](https://github.com/wiiu-env/HBLInstallerWrapper), [LaunchInstaller](https://github.com/wiiu-env/LaunchInstaller), [MochaPayload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/MochaPayload), [PayloadFromRPX](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadFromRPX), [PayloadLoaderInstaller](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadLoaderInstaller), [PayloadLoaderInstallerEnvironment](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadLoaderInstallerEnvironment), [PayloadloaderPayload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadloaderPayload), the [Tiramisu Downloader](https://tiramisu.foryour.cafe/), [wudd](https://github.com/wiiu-env/wudd), the [FTPiiU Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/), the [SDCafiine Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/), the [Screenshot Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/), the [Aroma Downloader](https://aroma.foryour.cafe), and <u>Tiramisu/Aroma</u>.
- **FIX94** and **smealum** for [Haxchi and CBHC](https://github.com/FIX94/haxchi).
- **dimok789** for the [Homebrew Launcher](https://github.com/dimok789/homebrew_launcher), the [Homebrew Launcher Channel](https://github.com/dimok789/homebrew_launcher), and [Mocha](https://github.com/dimok789/mocha).
- **Maschell** and **dimok789** for the [Homebrew Launcher Installer](https://github.com/wiiu-env/homebrew_launcher_installer).
- **vgmoose**, **pwsincd**, **rw-r-r_0644**, **crc32**, **Compucat**, **Nightkingale** and the **4TU Team** for [hb-appstore](https://github.com/vgmoose/hb-appstore).
- **Jonhyjp** for [Indexiine](https://gbatemp.net/threads/indexiine-load-cfw-during-boot-and-offline-without-a-vc-ds-title.553681/).
- **JumpCallPop**, **jam1garner**, **hedgeberg**, **yellows8** and **orboditilt** for [JSTypeHax](https://github.com/wiiu-env/JsTypeHax).
- **Dr Clipper**, **ZRicky11**, **dmm** and **FIX94** for <u>Patched IOS80 Installer for vWii</u>.
- **GabyPCgeeK**, **Ryuzaki-MrL**, and **Xpl0itU** for [SaveMii WUT Port](https://github.com/Xpl0itU/savemii)
- **djskual**, **Loadiine GX2 Team**, **Yardape** and **brienj** for [WUP Installer GX2](https://sourceforge.net/projects/wup-installer-gx2/).
- **koolkdev** for [Wii U NAND Dumper](https://github.com/koolkdev/wiiu-nanddumper).
- **koolkdev** and **Maschell** for [Wii U NAND Dumper payload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/wiiu-nanddumper-payload).
- **dimok789** for [wupclient.py](https://github.com/dimok789/mocha/blob/master/ios_mcp/wupclient.py).
- **TheLordScruffy** for the [vwii-compat-installer](https://github.com/TheLordScruffy/vwii-compat-installer).
- **marco-calautti** for the [Sigpatches Module](https://github.com/marco-calautti/SigpatchesModuleWiiU)
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# Autobooting Aroma
Currently, every time you want to launch Aroma you will have to launch the Health and Safety information app. If you wish to automatically launch into Aroma on every boot, you can autoboot the Health and Safety Information app.
If you don't want to autoboot Aroma, you can skip this step and follow the Setting Up PayloadLoader section below.
## Instructions
1. Start the console to boot into the Wii U Menu, and then launch the Health and Safety Information app.
2. Press A to launch the `aroma` environment.
3. Press A to launch the Wii U Menu.
4. Once you are at the Wii U Menu, launch the PayloadLoader Installer.
5. Press A to select `Check`.
6. Select `Boot options`.
7. You will be asked if you want to switch the boot title. Press A to select `Switch to PayloadLoader`.
8. When the process has finished, press A to shutdown the console.
9. The PayloadLoader will now be launched automatically on every boot.
## Setting up PayloadLoader, Environment Loader and Aroma
Now, we are going to make the Aroma environment start automatically when your console loads the Health and Safety Information app and select Wii U Menu as the default boot option.
1. Launch the EnvironmentLoader.
- If you are autobooting the PayloadLoader, simply turn on your Wii U.
- If you skipped the autobooting steps, launch the Health and Safety Information app.
2. Press Y on `aroma` to set this to your default environment, then press A to launch into Aroma.
![](/assets/img/guide/EL_Highlight.png)
- To open the Environment Loader in the future, you have to hold X while your Wii U is booting or loading the Health and Safety Information app.
3. On the Aroma Boot Selector, the `Wii U Menu` should already be selected, press Y to set this to your default autobooting option, then press A to launch into the Wii U Menu.
![](/assets/img/guide/ABM_Highlight.png)
4. Aroma will now be launched each time you boot the console (or load Health and Safety) and then straight into the Wii U Menu.
- To open the Aroma Boot Selector in the future, you have to hold START (+) while the console is booting or loading the Health and Safety Information app.
- Navigate the list using the D-Pad to hover on the title you want to autoboot in, then press the Y button to set this to your autoboot title.
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# Browser Exploit
Make sure your Wii U has internet access for this step.
## Instructions
1. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
2. Launch the Internet Browser and navigate to the website `wiiuexploit.xyz`.
3. Click on `Run Exploit!` and hold the B button until you see this menu, it will be necessary for the next steps.
![](/assets/img/guide/PLL.png)
- If your Wii U gets stuck on a white or otherwise frozen screen, wait a few seconds. If nothing happens, reboot the console, [reset the browser's save data](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1507/~/how-to-delete-the-internet-browser-history) and try again.
- If you see the EnvironmentLoader, you did not hold down B long enough. Try again.
::: tip
If you get any errors like FSOpenfile failed, FSGetMountSource failed, or SD Mount failed, refer to the browser errors in [Common Issues and Fixes](../common-issues-fixes).
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# Finalizing Setup
Now that PayloadLoader, Environment Loader and Aroma are installed, we are going to finalize the setup.
## Additional Homebrew Apps
::: tip
All Homebrew applications are loaded from the Wii U Menu on Aroma.
:::
- **SaveMii Mod WUT Port** is a homebrew app that lets you manage your Wii U and vWii save data.
- **Bloopair** is an Aroma module that lets you wirelessly connect most popular Bluetooth capable controllers. See [this page](https://gbatemp.net/threads/bloopair-connect-controllers-from-other-consoles-natively.594289/) for more details.
- The **Homebrew Appstore** lets you browse and download homebrew apps directly from your Wii U.
### Additional Homebrew Apps - What You Need
- The latest version of [SaveMii Mod WUT Port](https://wiiu.cdn.fortheusers.org/zips/SaveMiiModWUTPort.zip).
- `wiiu-extracttosd.zip` of the [HB Appstore](https://github.com/fortheusers/hb-appstore/releases/).
### Additional Homebrew Apps - Extracting Files to the SD Card
1. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded `SaveMiiModWUTPort.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
2. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded `wiiu-extracttosd.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
## Recommended Plugins
| Name | Description | Installation Instructions |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [FTPiiU Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/releases)) | Runs a FTP server in the background. | 1. Extract the downloaded `ftpiiu_vX_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `ftpiiu.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
| [SDCafiine](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/releases)) | Allows you to mod games by redirecting files to the SD Card. | 1) Extract the downloaded `sdcafiine_vX_X_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `sdcafiine.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
| [Bloopair](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair/) ([Download](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair/releases)) | Allows wirelessly connecting most popular Bluetooth capable controllers. | 1. Extract the contents of the newly downloaded `Bloopair_vX.X.X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `30_bloopair.rpx` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/modules/setup/` folder on the root of your SD Card. <br> 3. Copy the `wiiu` folder to the root of your SD Card. |
| [Screenshot Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/releases)) | Allows taking screenshots directly to the SD Card. | 1) Extract the downloaded `screenshot_plugin_vX_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `screenshot.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
## Pretendo Network
Pretendo is a replacement service for the Nintendo Network, which brings back online services as they are set to be discontinued. It also revives the Miiverse service, via juxtaposition. The official guide can be found [here](https://pretendo.network/docs/install/wiiu).
## Booting Tiramisu (optional)
::: warning
Tiramisu is now archived, and was succeeded by Aroma and considered outdated. No more Homebrew will be developed for it, and services like Pretendo have ended support for it.
:::
However, if you find the need to boot into Tiramisu, for example, to use a legacy Homebrew app, do the following:
1. Download the latest files from [Tiramisu for your café](https://tiramisu.foryour.cafe).
2. Copy the `wiiu` folder to the root of your SD Card.
- The folder should merge with the existing `wiiu` folder if not done automatically.
3. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
4. Start the EnvironmentLoader.
- If you're autobooting into it, this can be done by powering on your console and holding X.
- You do not need to reinstall the PayloadLoader if you already did so with Aroma.
5. Highlight the entry called `tiramisu` using the D-Pad.
6. Launch Tiramisu by pressing A.
7. Launch the Wii U Menu by pressing A.
- To make the console autoboot the Wii U Menu when loading the Tiramisu environment, press Y.
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# Aroma
Aroma is a work-in-progress environment and the successor to Tiramisu.
## What is Aroma?
Aroma is an environment like Tiramisu, which can be booted through the Environment Loader.\
Aroma, just like Tiramisu, uses the same Mocha version, support for setup modules, and comes with the Autoboot Module, which includes the boot selector and Quick Start support.\
Aroma comes with several additional features, including a plugin system, a new way of launching homebrews, and many built-in modules and plugins (i.e. Region Free patches).
## What can I do with Aroma?
For a detailed overview check out [this blogpost](https://maschell.github.io/homebrew/2022/09/05/aroma.html). A quick summary is given below.
### Modules
Aroma supports modules which, unlike setup modules, always run in the background.\
This allows for further extending the functionality of the console.
### Plugins
Plugins, similarly to modules, are also running in the background.\
They can enhance the experience of the console by changing and providing additional features.\
Plugins can be configured using a configuration menu, which can be opened using a button combination.
### Wii U Homebrew Bundles
Wii U Homebrew Bundles (WUHB) are a new way of launching homebrew.\
These `.wuhb` files contain the main executable and can directly include icon and banner images and additional content.\
With the `homebrew_on_menu` plugin, WUHB files can be directly launched from the Wii U menu, just like official channels.
## What are the limitations?
Due to technical limitations, a lot of old homebrew applications will no longer work with Aroma.\
This includes all `.elf` homebrews, but also some `.rpx` homebrews(i.e. RetroArch), which don't implement necessary functionality properly.\
These homebrews need to be updated with support for Aroma. To run old homebrews you need to boot the Tiramisu environment.\
Launching homebrews through the now outdated Homebrew Launcher is no longer possible with Aroma.
Besides the limitations mentioned above, note that Aroma is still a beta release. Not everything has been tested yet, and additional issues might be discovered. This doesn't necessarily mean Aroma is unstable, but there is a chance that you may experience something not working properly.

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# Installing PayloadLoader
Now that you have your NAND backup in case anything goes wrong later, you can install the PayloadLoader on your system.
Installing the PayloadLoader will let you access Aroma just by running the Health and Safety Information app.
::: danger
A factory reset **won't** uninstall the injected PayloadLoader. Follow [uninstall PayloadLoader](../uninstall-payloadloader) to remove the PayloadLoader.
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## Instructions
::: tip
If you're already booted into Aroma, you may skip to step 5.
:::
1. Take the SD Card out of your PC and plug it into your Wii U.
2. Execute the web browser exploit as [previously explained](browser-exploit) but this time, you will need to hold the X button to open the Environment Loader menu.
3. Press A to launch the `aroma` environment.
![](/assets/img/guide/EL.png)
- You will get a warning message about the update folder existing. **This is normal.** Press X to block updates.
![](/assets/img/guide/Warn.png)
4. Press A to launch the Wii U Menu.
![](/assets/img/guide/ABM.png)
5. At the Wii U Menu, look for the newly appeared `PayloadLoader Installer` title (the rocket coming out of a box) and launch it.
![](/assets/img/guide/PLLI.png)
6. Press the A button to check if you can install the PayloadLoader.
- It should now tell you that the PayloadLoader can be installed onto the Health and Safety Information app.
7. Press the A button to select `Install / Update`.
8. You'll be asked if you are sure you want to install the PayloadLoader. Use the D-Pad to select `Install` and press A.
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# Making a NAND Backup
In case anything should go wrong in the later process and your Wii U ends up bricked, restoring a previously made NAND backup can fix it.
## Instructions
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The Wii U MLC is (depending on your model) either 8GB or 32GB. As a result of this, to create a full backup of your console's NAND, your SD Card has to be larger than the size of your MLC. If you do not have a large enough SD Card, you can skip the optional `MLC` section which includes save files and game data and is not needed to recover any type of brick.
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::: tip
Restoring a NAND Backup on the Wii U requires ISFShax or additional hardware and microsoldering skills.
However, making a NAND Backup is **always** useful, so please do not skip it.
Your NAND Backup is unique to your system. Backups from other consoles **won't** work without the required knowledge.
:::
1. Navigate to `nanddumper` using the GamePad and press A to launch it.
2. Use the Wii U GamePad's D-Pad to enter the following configuration:
![SLC: Yes, SLCCMPT: Yes, MLC: Yes or No, OTP: Yes, SEEPROM: Yes](/assets/img/guide/NAND.png)
- MLC is **OPTIONAL**, if you do not want to dump it, leave it on `No`. If you do want to dump it, make sure you have a SD Card big enough for it and put it on `Yes`.
3. Press the A button to start the dumping process.
4. When the process is completed, power off your Wii U, take your SD Card out of the Wii U and plug it into your PC.
5. To make sure you don't lose the files, copy the `slc.bin`, `slccmpt.bin`, `seeprom.bin`, `otp.bin` (and if you chose to go with a full backup, `every mlc.bin.part` file) to somewhere safe (Documents, Google Drive, OneDrive, etc.) on your computer.
- They will appear on the root of the SD Card.
6. Delete the files you just copied from your SD Card to free up space.

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prev: true
next: true
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# SD Preparation
We will now place the required Aroma files on the SD Card.
::: warning
Your SD Card will need to be formatted as FAT32. If your SD Card is not formatted to FAT32, use [GUIFormat](http://ridgecrop.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm) with 32k (32768) allocation unit size to format it.\
**Do not** label the SD Card as `wiiu` or it will cause issues with homebrew.
:::
## Instructions
1. On the [Aroma](https://aroma.foryour.cafe) site, scroll down to the **Download** section.
- Read through the steps and click on the checkboxes.
![](/assets/img/guide/Aroma_Box.png)
- Click on `Download Payloads` and `Download Base Aroma`.
![](/assets/img/guide/Aroma_DL.png)
2. Insert your Wii U's SD Card into your PC.
3. **Extract** and copy the `wiiu` folder of the two newly downloaded _`.zip`_ files to the root of your SD Card.
- The `wiiu` folders should be merged if not done automatically.
::: tip
If your computer asks you to overwrite existing files on your SD Card, you will need to click yes.
:::
::: tip
If you're on a Mac machine, select `Merge` instead of replace. If the merge option does not show immediately, press and hold the `Option` key while moving files to the root.
:::
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Extracting the contents of the zip to the root is done like so.
<div style="position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; height: auto;">
<video style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%;" controls muted>
<source src="/assets/img/guide/SD_Prep.mp4" type="video/mp4">
Your browser does not support the video tag.
</video>
</div>
## SD Card Layout
:::details Click here to show the final SD Card layout.
```
💾sd:
┗ 📂wiiu
┣ 📂apps
┃ ┣ 📂AromaUpdater
┃ ┃ ┗📜AromaUpdater.wuhb
┃ ┣ 📜PayloadLoaderInstaller.wuhb
┃ ┗ (All other apps should be here too)
┣ 📂environments
┃ ┗ 📂aroma
┃ ┣ 📂modules
┃ ┃ ┣ 📂setup
┃ ┃ ┃ ┣ 📜00_mocha.rpx
┃ ┃ ┃ ┣ 📜10_wums_loader.rpx
┃ ┃ ┃ ┗ 📜99_autoboot.rpx
┃ ┃ ┗ (All other Aroma modules ending with .wms should be here too)
┃ ┣ 📂plugins
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜AromaBasePlugin.wps
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜drc_region_free.wps
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜homebrew_on_menu.wps
┃ ┃ ┣ 📜regionfree.wps
┃ ┃ ┗ (All other Aroma plugins ending with .wps should be here too)
┃ ┗ 📜root.rpx
┣ 📂payloads
┃ ┣ 📂default
┃ ┃ ┗ 📜payload.elf
┃ ┗ 📂nanddumper
┃ ┗ 📜payload.elf
┣ 📜payload.rpx
┗ 📜payload.elf
```
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::: tip
If you already have the PayloadLoader installed, you may go directly to [Finalizing Setup](./finalizing-setup.md)
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# Blocking Updates
All currently known Wii U exploits can, unlike e.g. the Nintendo Switch RCM exploit, be patched by a system update. Although the Wii U is no longer officially supported, Nintendo may still release updates for it. Namely, the updates 5.5.3 up to 5.5.6 were all released after the Wii U was discontinued, so blocking updates is still a recommended action.
While Aroma's PayloadLoader already has built-in update blocking functionality, it is recommended to delete the update folder to effectively block system updates.
If you get a yellow warning screen while booting into Aroma, the update folder still exists and it is recommended to delete it using the guide below.
## Instructions
Currently, one way exists to effectively block updates on the Wii U system:
1. Make sure you have the latest Aroma beta.
2. Boot into Aroma.
- If you got the yellow warning screen, press X to block updates.
- If you didn't get the warning, but the AutobootMenu says "Updates not blocked!", press and hold + (Plus) **and** - (Minus) at the same time until it says they are blocked.

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# Common Issues & Fixes
## Haxchi common errors
- **-3:** No SD Card detected. Re-insert the SD Card and try again. Make sure the SD Card is in FAT32 format. If the error persists, try blowing into the SD slot as it can get dusty inside.
- **-4:** SD detected but could not mount. Check to see if the SD is using MBR and not GPT. Also, check to see if there are any other partitions on the SD Card and merge them into one primary partition.
- **-5:** Missing files on the SD. Check to see if your SD has Homebrew Launcher located in <code>/wiiu<wbr>/apps<wbr>/homebrew_launcher<wbr>/homebrew_launcher.elf</code>.
## Browser errors
- **FSGetMountSource failed:** Same as -3 above, means no SD Card detected. Re-insert the SD and try again. This could also mean that the SD card is locked (Slider is down instead of up) or the SD card label is "WIIU", which is stated in the guide causes conflict. If it's not any of these issues, refer to the last suggestion from -3.
- **FSOpenFile failed [...] payload.elf:** Missing payload file on SD. Make sure you have payload.elf in the wiiu folder, and the wiiu folder on the root.
- **FSOpenFile failed:** Missing `homebrew_launcher` on SD. Make sure you have `homebrew_launcher.elf` in the <code>/wiiu<wbr>/apps<wbr>/homebrew_launcher</code> folder.
- **SD Mount Failed:** Similar to -4, the console recognizes the SD card but could not mount it. Make sure it is formatted properly, and it is not damaged. Also, your SD card is more compatible with reputable brands (i.e. SanDisk, Samsung, Lexar, etc.) and less likely to have issues.
## Data Management asks to delete unnecessary data, what does it mean?
This refers to leftover files from incomplete installs. Always choose Yes to delete this data, as it takes up space for no good reason.
If it ever stays stuck on deleting the data in an infinite loop, you can manually delete the data yourself.\
Use FTPiiU Everywhere and browse to `/storage_mlc/usr/import` then delete any files in the folder if any exists. This is where the partial installs exist after incomplete installs. It'll be `/storage_usb/usr/import` if installed to a USB.\
The `import` folder should always be kept empty.
## My HDD doesn't work or makes a weird clicking sound, what should I do?
The reason behind that is that the Wii U doesn't give enough power through one USB port to use the Hard Drive.
You can fix this by either using a powered HDD or using a Y-Cable to connect the HDD to two USB ports.
If your HDD worked for some time and then stopped working for some games/all games, it is the same issue and can be fixed with the same methods.
## When extracting some of the files there are duplicates of certain ones called "info.json" & "manifest.install", what do I do with those?
Nothing special, you can leave them there, delete them or replace them with new ones. Those files are not used in the process, therefore, won't have any impact by being or not being there.
## My console suddenly lost online connectivity and I have an HDD sitting on top of the console, what should I do?
The internal antenna may have been influenced by the hard drive magnet.\
You can move the HDD to a different position atop the Wii U, or move it off the Wii U entirely.

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# Donations
::: tip
[![Paypal](/assets/img/paypal_white.png)](https://paypal.me/NintendoHomebrew){style="display: block;text-align: center"}
[https://paypal.me/NintendoHomebrew](https://paypal.me/NintendoHomebrew){style="display: block;text-align: center"}
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# Dumping Wii U Discs
Dumping your Discs allows you to install a copy of your game to the system NAND/a USB device so you can play it without needing the disc.
::: tip
Dumping and installing games requires a working Homebrew setup, so make sure to finish the main guide on installing CFW first before following this.
:::
::: danger
It is **ILLEGAL** to share the files dumped with this guide.
If you intend to use this guide to share your dumped games, don't.
:::
## Dumping and Installing Wii U Discs
::: tip
Installing a game to the system memory (NAND) is not recommended as it's limited to either 8GB or 32GB depending on your model, making you run out of space pretty quickly if you want to install multiple games.
:::
::: tip
When installing a game to a USB device, we recommend that you use an HDD and not a flash drive, as those are not optimized for constant reading and writing, therefore making them fail quickly. If your HDD is not externally powered, you will need a Y-cable to connect it to two USB slots on the Wii U.
:::
::: danger
In order to install to a USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase (delete) all contents (documents, pictures, videos, PC data) off of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you reformat it. This _does_ include the vWii, meaning you will not be able to run Wii and GameCube disc images off the USB using USB loaders. To format, plug your USB HDD into the Wii U, power on your Wii U, your Wii U will prompt you to format your HDD. Confirm with Yes.
:::
### What You Need
- Your SD Card needs to have enough space to fit the game you want to dump.
- If wanting to install to a USB, A USB HDD (+ a Y-cable if needed).
- The latest release of [WUP Installer GX2](https://wiiu.cdn.fortheusers.org/zips/wup_installer_gx2_wuhb.zip).
- The [wudd](https://wiiu.cdn.fortheusers.org/zips/wudd.zip) homebrew application.
### Instructions
1. Copy the contents of the `wup_installer_gx2_wuhb.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
2. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded wudd `.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
3. Take the SD Card out of your PC and insert it into your Wii U.
4. Power on your Wii U and boot into Aroma.
5. Launch the Wii U Menu and start the wudd app.
6. Select `Dump partition as .app`
7. Select the `Game` partition to start dumping.
8. When finished, exit wudd to the Wii U Menu.
9. Insert the SD Card into your computer.
10. Copy the `GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX` folder from `sd:/wudump/WUP-X-XXXX` to the `install` folder on the root of your SD Card.
- WUDD does not create an install folder by default. You have to create it.
11. Eject and insert the SD Card into your Wii U.
12. Open the Wii U Menu and then the WUP Installer GX2 app.
13. Select your game (`GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX`), press `Install` and confirm with `Yes`.
14. Choose 'USB' to install to USB and 'NAND' to install to NAND
15. Exit the WUP Installer GX2 to the Wii U Menu.
16. You should see your game installed, ready to be played.
17. Take the SD Card out of your Wii U and plug it into your PC.
18. Delete the `GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX` folder in the `install` directory on your SD Card to free up space.
## Moving Games To USB
::: tip
If you don't want to keep the game installed on NAND, you can use the Wii U's data management to move the game to a USB device.
:::
::: danger
In order to move your game to a USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase all contents of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you reformat it.
:::
1. Plug your USB device into the Wii U.
2. Power on your Wii U.
3. Your Wii U will prompt you to format your USB device. Confirm with Yes.
4. Open the Wii U's System Settings.
5. Navigate to `Data Management > Copy/Move/Delete Data > System Memory > Move Items (X)`
6. Select the game and move all data (including updates and DLC if any are installed) to your USB device.
## Move Updates To USB
::: tip
If your disc game had DLC or updates installed, you will need to transfer the files over to your USB device. You can do this using the Wii U's data management.
:::
1. Power on your Wii U
2. Open the Wii U's System Settings.
3. Navigate to `Data Management > Copy/Move/Delete Data > System Memory > Move Items (X)`.
4. Select your game and move the update and DLC data to the USB device.

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# Frequently Asked Questions
## Does homebrew have any risks?
Currently, homebrewing the Wii U does not expose you to a risk of being banned by Nintendo unless you cheat in online games, or do eShop fraud. You should, however, always be careful with launching downloaded homebrew, especially if you don't trust the source, as homebrew can potentially damage your system!
## What are exploits?
Exploits are entry points which allow further homebrew to be run. In the main guide, you will use exploits such as the browser exploit (http://wiiuexploit.xyz) and PayloadLoader (Health & Safety exploit). All current exploits load `SD:/wiiu/payload.elf` which takes over further loading of homebrew.
## What are payloads?
Payloads, which are normally found with the filename `payload.elf`, exist to make it easier to have different exploits load the same next stage, which allows easier updateability. It doesn't matter what exploit loads the payload, the result is always the same.
Multiple payloads can be switched between using the PayloadLoaderPayload.
The payload used in the main guide is CustomRPXLoader which loads `SD:/wiiu/payload.rpx` and the `payload.rpx` used in the guide is EnvironmentLoader, which allows you to load different environments.
## What are environments?
An environment is a collection of "setup modules", which will be run in a certain order when launching the environment. Such environments are Aroma and Tiramisu.
Setup modules are small pieces of homebrew/code that are executed once to set up an environment.
## How to Delete Update Folder to Block Updates on Wii U
If you want to delete the update folder to block updates, see its tab in the [Blocking Updates guide](block-updates).
## What SD Card size is recommended?
- **Installing game backups:** 32GB (Smaller size may be used, but certain titles are 20GB in size)
- **Running game mods:** 8GB (FAT32 USB drive may be used as well for mods)
- **Only running homebrew apps:** Any size.
**Recommended brands:** SanDisk, Samsung or PNY
::: tip
Note: Avoid class 4 SD Cards, and avoid eBay!
:::
## Can I install homebrew on Wii U with a USB instead of SD Card?
No, you must have an SD Card for a first time setup. A USB can then be used to install game backups, Virtual Console injects, etc, but not to store homebrew applications which are required to set everything up.
## When extracting some of the files there are duplicates of certain ones called "info.json" & "manifest.install", what do I do with those?
Nothing special, you can leave them there, delete them or replace them with new ones. Those files are not used in the process, and therefore, won't have any impact by being or not being there.
## What is a Wii U formatted USB drive?
It's a USB drive that has been formatted by a Wii U console to its proprietary format.
A Wii U formatted USB drive _**cannot be read by any other devices than the Wii U that originally formatted it.**_
If you ever want to use it with another Wii U console or any other devices, you will have to reformat it.

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layout: home
title: Wii U Hacks Guide
hero:
text: Wii U Hacks Guide
tagline: A guide collaboration between Nintendo Homebrew's Helpers and Staff, from stock to Aroma custom firmware.
image:
src: /assets/img/home-page-feature.jpg
---
::: tip
**Discord Help**
For live support with this guide please visit us in **#wiiu-assistance** on the [Nintendo Homebrew Discord](https://discord.gg/C29hYvh) and ask, in English, for assistance. Please read **#faq-wiiu**, as well as our [Frequently Asked Questions](faq) page beforehand to see if your question has already been answered.
:::
::: info
If you appreciate this guide, we accept [donations](donations).
:::
::: info
For complete guides to homebrew and custom firmware for other devices, check out [hacks.guide](https://hacks.guide).
:::
### Homebrew
Homebrew applications are custom, user-made software, which haven’t been authorized by Nintendo. This can include save editing tools, games, emulators, and more.
Homebrew can be run on your Wii U as long as you have a way to put files on an SD Card and your Wii U is updated to the latest version for your region.
### Custom Firmware
Custom firmware (often abbreviated as "CFW") enables you to use more advanced hacks that userland homebrew can’t easily do. For instance, installing game modifications with ease.
CFW can be set up on any console on the latest version.
### Homebrew & CFW Uses
Among other things, it allows you to do the following:
- Use “ROM hacks” for games that you own.
- Backup, edit and restore saves for many games.
- Play games for older systems with various emulators, using RetroArch or other standalone emulators.
- Play out-of-region games.
- Dump your Wii U game discs to a format that can be installed on your internal or external Wii U storage drive.
### End Goal
This guide has the end goal of taking a completely unmodified Wii U from stock to custom firmware.
### Before Starting
::: danger
Before beginning the guide, you must know the risks of Wii U hacking: **EVERY** time you modify your system, there is always the potential for an **UNRECOVERABLE** brick. They’re rare but still a possibility so make sure you follow **ALL** directions **EXACTLY!**
:::
::: info
This guide will work on all Wii U consoles in all regions on the latest firmware (5.5.6 for North American consoles, 5.5.5 for all other regions) or below.
You will need the following in order to successfully follow this guide:
- An SD Card.
- A device such as a computer to place files onto the SD Card.
- A Wii U with internet access.
A 32GB SD Card will be enough for most use-cases. A Micro SD Card in an adapter will work fine.
:::
::: tip
**If you have an existing legacy CFW setup**
- For **CBHC** users: Go to the [Uninstall CBHC](uninstall-cbhc) page to uninstall CBHC.
- For **Haxchi** users: Uninstall the Haxchi app from Data Management in the System Settings app.
- For **Mocha CFW (Indexiine)** users: Go to the [Uninstall Indexiine](uninstall-indexiine) page to uninstall Indexiine.
- For **Mocha CFW (Online Exploit)** users: You do not need to do anything before following this guide.
:::
If everything goes according to plan, you will lose no data and end up with everything that you started with (games, saves, NNID, etc, will be preserved).
Keep your device plugged in throughout the entire process to avoid data loss or damage from an unexpected power-off.
After following this guide, CFW will be loaded and enabled on boot, unless you choose to not follow the Autobooting Aroma section.
It is advised that you read the entire guide from start to finish one or more times before actually running through the guide with your system.
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# Recover a vWii IOS/Channel
This page will guide you through the process of recovering a IOS or channel on your vWii, whether it has been corrupted or deleted for whatever reason.
::: danger
This has the potential to destroy your vWii NAND if you are not careful! Please consider [backing up](aroma/nand-backup) your SLCCMPT and OTP if you do not yet have them backed up!
:::
::: tip
If you are using a system update blocking method, please [remove it](unblock-updates).
:::
::: tip
Due to mounting conflicts with this app, you need to also disable the FTPiiu plugin.
:::
## What You Need
- A working [homebrew installation](index) on the Wii U side.
- The latest release of [vWii Decaffeinator](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/vWii-Decaffeinator/releases).
## Instructions
1. Copy the contents of the `decaffeinator.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
2. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
3. Power on your Wii U and launch the CFW of your choice (Mocha, Haxchi or CBHC).
4. Launch the Homebrew Launcher.
5. Launch vWii Decaffeinator.
## Recovering Process
You will be provided with various options. It is recommended to first attempt restoring through the `Advanced options` menu if you know what to restore, or `Light mode` if you aren't sure. In extreme cases where no other option solves the issue, `Aggressive mode` should be chosen.
<!-- tabs:start -->
::::: tabs
:::: tab default Advanced options
### Advanced options
::: tip
This mode will clear the specified IOSes and channels to reinstall them. All other data (including cIOSes) will be preserved.
:::
:::details Click here to show what can be recovered with this method.
![Advanced options](/files/Advanced-options.jpg)
![Advanced options2](/files/Advanced-options2.jpg)
![Advanced options3](/files/Advanced-options3.jpg)
:::
1. Select `Advanced options` on the menu.
2. Use the D-Pad to toggle what you would like to be restored.
3. Press Start to initiate the restoration process.
4. When the application finishes, allow the application to launch the System Settings.
5. Perform a [System Update](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1136/~/how-to-perform-a-system-update) to finish the restoration process.
::: tip
You can now re-enable your [system update blocking method](block-updates).
:::
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:::: tab Light mode
### Light mode
::: tip
This mode will clear the System Menu, Wii Message Board save data, IOSes, and other system titles to reinstall clean versions of them. Please note this will remove all cIOSes as well and must be reinstalled. All other data will be preserved.
:::
1. Select `Light mode` on the menu.
2. Press Start to initiate the restoration process.
3. When the application finishes, allow the application to launch the System Settings.
4. Perform a [System Update](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1136/~/how-to-perform-a-system-update) to finish the restoration process.
::: tip
You can now re-enable your [system update blocking method](block-updates).
:::
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If you receive Error Code 160-0101 when booting up the system after using vWii Decaffeinator, take out the inserted disc and unplug any external drives and restart the system.
:::
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:::: tab Aggressive mode
### Aggressive mode
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This mode will clear **everything** to reinstall clean versions of the default IOSes and channels. Please note that all cIOSes, save data, and channels will be lost, and the vWii NAND will be returned to its stock form!
:::
1. Select `Aggressive mode` on the menu.
2. Read the warning in its entirety. If you wish to proceed, press Start to initiate the restoration process.
3. When the application finishes, allow the application to launch the System Settings.
4. Perform a [System Update](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1136/~/how-to-perform-a-system-update) to finish the restoration process.
::: tip
You can now re-enable your [system update blocking method](block-updates).
:::
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If you receive Error Code 160-0101 when booting up the system after using vWii Decaffeinator, take out the inserted disc and unplug any external drives and restart the system.
:::
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# Unblocking Updates
This is needed if you ever need to perform a System Update.
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If you are running Aroma and have deleted the update folder, you need to disable both autobooting and recreate the update folder.
:::
## Instructions
::::: tabs
:::: tab default Removing Aroma Autoboot
### Removing Aroma Autoboot
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When autobooting into the PayloadLoader, updates are automatically blocked. Follow the guide below to disable it.
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1. Launch the PayloadLoader Installer from the Wii U Menu.
2. Press A to select `Check`.
3. Select `Boot options`.
4. You will be asked if you want to switch the boot title. Press A to select `Switch back to Wii U Menu`.
5. When the process finished, press A to shutdown the console.
6. Perform the System Update.
7. Follow [this](aroma/autobooting) to re-enable autobooting.
::::
:::: tab Recreating Update Folder
### Recreating Update Folder
1. Make sure you have the latest Aroma beta.
2. Boot Aroma while holding + (Plus).
3. Hold + (Plus) **and** - (Minus) until it says "Updates not blocked!".
::::
:::: tab Removing DNS Blocks
### Removing DNS Blocks
1. Enter the Wii U's system settings and navigate to `Internet > Connect to the Internet > Connection List >`
`Your WiFi connection > Change Settings > DNS` and set the option to `Auto-obtain`.
2. You are no longer blocking system updates.
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# Uninstall CBHC
This page will guide through the process of uninstalling CBHC from your Wii U.
## Instructions
1. Launch the Homebrew Launcher.
2. Launch CBHC Installer.
3. Select the DS Virtual Console game you want to uninstall CBHC from then press the `A` button.
4. Read the warnings then press the `B` button.
5. Check that your Wii U no longer autoboots to CBHC by rebooting the console.
6. If no autobooting or menu screen appreared when the console was booting up, you can launch System Settings then go to Data Management and then safely uninstall the application called `DON'T TOUCH ME`.
::: tip
If you receive a pop-up stating, "A system-memory error has occurred. Turn off the console, and then try again." while deleting the `DON'T TOUCH ME` application, restart the system and try to delete the application again. **Please** make sure you followed all above steps before deleting the application.
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# Uninstall Indexiine
This page will guide through the process of uninstalling Indexiine from your Wii U.
## Instructions
1. Launch the Homebrew Launcher.
2. Launch Indexiine-Installer.
3. Press the B button to uninstall Indexiine.
4. Check that your Wii U no longer automatically launches the Homebrew Launcher upon entering the Internet browser.

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# Uninstall PayloadLoader
This page will guide through the process of uninstalling the PayloadLoader from your Wii U.
::: danger
A factory reset **won't** uninstall the injected PayloadLoader. To fully uninstall it, follow this guide.
:::
## What You Need
- The latest files from [Aroma for your café](https://aroma.foryour.cafe).
1. Scroll down to the **Download** section.
2. Read through the steps and click on the checkboxes.
3. Click on `Download Payloads` and `Download Base Aroma`.
## Undo Autobooting into PayloadLoader
1. Launch the PayloadLoader Installer from the Wii U Menu.
2. Press A to select `Check`.
3. Select `Boot options`.
4. You will be asked if you want to switch the boot title. Press A to select `Switch back to Wii U Menu`.
5. When the process finished, press A to shutdown the console.
6. The console will now boot again into the Wii U Menu. The PayloadLoader can still be launched by launching the Health & Safety Application.
## Uninstall PayloadLoader
1. Launch the Health & Safety Application and boot into Aroma.
2. Launch the PayloadLoader Installer from the Wii U Menu.
3. Press A to select `Check`.
4. Select `Remove`.
5. You will be asked if you really want to remove the PayloadLoader. Select `Remove` again.
6. When the process finished, press A to shutdown the console.

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# Modding the vWii
The vWii guide has now been integrated into the [Wii Hacks Guide](https://wii.hacks.guide/get-started). You can head there for a more detailed guide on how to mod your vWii.
The old modding guide has been archived.

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# About This Guide
This guide was written by staff members of the [Nintendo Homebrew Discord Server](https://discord.gg/C29hYvh)
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**Credits**
**Elpunical, FlimFlam69, Flump, GaryOderNichts, Hiperhazz, huhen, ihaveahax/ihaveamac, Lazr1026, Link5261, Maschell, Nightkingale, Plailect, Profanity, and redcubie.**
Thank you to [everyone else](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU/graphs/contributors) that contributed to the guide on GitHub.
:::
::: tip
[You can find this guide on GitHub](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU), It is licensed under the [ISC License](https://github.com/hacks-guide/Guide-WiiU/blob/master/LICENSE.md).
:::
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<img src="/assets/img/nh.jpg" alt="Nintendo Homebrew" title="Nintendo Homebrew">
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**Developer / Tool Credits**
- **GaryOderNichts** and **Maschell** for the [AutobootModule](https://github.com/wiiu-env/AutobootModule).
- **GaryOderNichts** for the [Configurable Payload](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/configurable-payload), [Indexiine-Installer](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/indexiine-installer), [UFDiine](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/UFDiine), [vWii Decaffeinator](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/vWii-Decaffeinator), the fixed version of the [Homebrew Launcher Channel](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/homebrew_launcher/), and [Bloopair](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair).
- **dragbe** and **FIX94** for <u>d2x cIOS Installer</u>.
- **koolkdev** and **FIX94** for [disc2app](https://github.com/koolkdev/disc2app).
- **jhildenbiddle** for [docsify-themeable](https://github.com/jhildenbiddle/docsify-themeable).
- **Maschell** for the [CustomRPXLoader](https://github.com/wiiu-env/CustomRPXLoader), [FailST](https://maschell.github.io/homebrew/2020/12/02/failst.html), [EnvironmentLoader](https://github.com/wiiu-env/EnvironmentLoader), [HBLInstallerWrapper](https://github.com/wiiu-env/HBLInstallerWrapper), [LaunchInstaller](https://github.com/wiiu-env/LaunchInstaller), [MochaPayload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/MochaPayload), [PayloadFromRPX](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadFromRPX), [PayloadLoaderInstaller](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadLoaderInstaller), [PayloadLoaderInstallerEnvironment](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadLoaderInstallerEnvironment), [PayloadloaderPayload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/PayloadloaderPayload), the [Tiramisu Downloader](https://tiramisu.foryour.cafe/), [wudd](https://github.com/wiiu-env/wudd), the [FTPiiU Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/), the [SDCafiine Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/), the [Screenshot Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/), the [Aroma Downloader](https://aroma.foryour.cafe), and <u>Tiramisu/Aroma</u>.
- **FIX94** and **smealum** for [Haxchi and CBHC](https://github.com/FIX94/haxchi).
- **dimok789** for the [Homebrew Launcher](https://github.com/dimok789/homebrew_launcher), the [Homebrew Launcher Channel](https://github.com/dimok789/homebrew_launcher), and [Mocha](https://github.com/dimok789/mocha).
- **Maschell** and **dimok789** for the [Homebrew Launcher Installer](https://github.com/wiiu-env/homebrew_launcher_installer).
- **vgmoose**, **pwsincd**, **rw-r-r_0644**, **crc32**, **Compucat**, **Nightkingale** and the **4TU Team** for [hb-appstore](https://github.com/vgmoose/hb-appstore).
- **Jonhyjp** for [Indexiine](https://gbatemp.net/threads/indexiine-load-cfw-during-boot-and-offline-without-a-vc-ds-title.553681/).
- **JumpCallPop**, **jam1garner**, **hedgeberg**, **yellows8** and **orboditilt** for [JSTypeHax](https://github.com/wiiu-env/JsTypeHax).
- **Dr Clipper**, **ZRicky11**, **dmm** and **FIX94** for <u>Patched IOS80 Installer for vWii</u>.
- **GabyPCgeeK**, **Ryuzaki-MrL**, and **Xpl0itU** for [SaveMii WUT Port](https://github.com/Xpl0itU/savemii)
- **djskual**, **Loadiine GX2 Team**, **Yardape** and **brienj** for [WUP Installer GX2](https://sourceforge.net/projects/wup-installer-gx2/).
- **koolkdev** for [Wii U NAND Dumper](https://github.com/koolkdev/wiiu-nanddumper).
- **koolkdev** and **Maschell** for [Wii U NAND Dumper payload](https://github.com/wiiu-env/wiiu-nanddumper-payload).
- **dimok789** for [wupclient.py](https://github.com/dimok789/mocha/blob/master/ios_mcp/wupclient.py).
- **TheLordScruffy** for the [vwii-compat-installer](https://github.com/TheLordScruffy/vwii-compat-installer).
- **marco-calautti** for the [Sigpatches Module](https://github.com/marco-calautti/SigpatchesModuleWiiU)
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# Autobooting Aroma
Currently, every time you want to launch Aroma you will have to launch the Health and Safety information app. If you wish to automatically launch into Aroma on every boot, you can autoboot the Health and Safety Information app.
If you don't want to autoboot Aroma, you can skip this step and follow the Setting Up PayloadLoader section below.
## Instructions
1. Start the console to boot into the Wii U Menu, and then launch the Health and Safety Information app.
2. Press A to launch the `aroma` environment.
3. Press A to launch the Wii U Menu.
4. Once you are at the Wii U Menu, launch the PayloadLoader Installer.
5. Press A to select `Check`.
6. Select `Boot options`.
7. You will be asked if you want to switch the boot title. Press A to select `Switch to PayloadLoader`.
8. When the process has finished, press A to shutdown the console.
9. The PayloadLoader will now be launched automatically on every boot.
## Setting up PayloadLoader, Environment Loader and Aroma
Now, we are going to make the Aroma environment start automatically when your console loads the Health and Safety Information app and select Wii U Menu as the default boot option.
1. Launch the EnvironmentLoader.
- If you are autobooting the PayloadLoader, simply turn on your Wii U.
- If you skipped the autobooting steps, launch the Health and Safety Information app.
2. Press Y on `aroma` to set this to your default environment, then press A to launch into Aroma.
![](/assets/img/guide/EL_Highlight.png)
- To open the Environment Loader in the future, you have to hold X while your Wii U is booting or loading the Health and Safety Information app.
3. On the Aroma Boot Selector, the `Wii U Menu` should already be selected, press Y to set this to your default autobooting option, then press A to launch into the Wii U Menu.
![](/assets/img/guide/ABM_Highlight.png)
4. Aroma will now be launched each time you boot the console (or load Health and Safety) and then straight into the Wii U Menu.
- To open the Aroma Boot Selector in the future, you have to hold START (+) while the console is booting or loading the Health and Safety Information app.
- Navigate the list using the D-Pad to hover on the title you want to autoboot in, then press the Y button to set this to your autoboot title.
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# Browser Exploit
Make sure your Wii U has internet access for this step.
## Instructions
1. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
2. Launch the Internet Browser and navigate to the website `wiiuexploit.xyz`.
3. Click on `Run Exploit!` and hold the B button until you see this menu, it will be necessary for the next steps.
![](/assets/img/guide/PLL.png)
- If your Wii U gets stuck on a white or otherwise frozen screen, wait a few seconds. If nothing happens, reboot the console, [reset the browser's save data](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1507/~/how-to-delete-the-internet-browser-history) and try again.
- If you see the EnvironmentLoader, you did not hold down B long enough. Try again.
::: tip
If you get any errors like FSOpenfile failed, FSGetMountSource failed, or SD Mount failed, refer to the browser errors in [Common Issues and Fixes](../common-issues-fixes).
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# Finalizing Setup
Now that PayloadLoader, Environment Loader and Aroma are installed, we are going to finalize the setup.
## Additional Homebrew Apps
::: tip
All Homebrew applications are loaded from the Wii U Menu on Aroma.
:::
- **SaveMii Mod WUT Port** is a homebrew app that lets you manage your Wii U and vWii save data.
- **Bloopair** is an Aroma module that lets you wirelessly connect most popular Bluetooth capable controllers. See [this page](https://gbatemp.net/threads/bloopair-connect-controllers-from-other-consoles-natively.594289/) for more details.
- The **Homebrew Appstore** lets you browse and download homebrew apps directly from your Wii U.
### Additional Homebrew Apps - What You Need
- The latest version of [SaveMii Mod WUT Port](https://wiiu.cdn.fortheusers.org/zips/SaveMiiModWUTPort.zip).
- `wiiu-extracttosd.zip` of the [HB Appstore](https://github.com/fortheusers/hb-appstore/releases/).
### Additional Homebrew Apps - Extracting Files to the SD Card
1. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded `SaveMiiModWUTPort.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
2. Copy the contents of the newly downloaded `wiiu-extracttosd.zip` file to the root of your SD Card.
## Recommended Plugins
| Name | Description | Installation Instructions |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [FTPiiU Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ftpiiu_plugin/releases)) | Runs a FTP server in the background. | 1. Extract the downloaded `ftpiiu_vX_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `ftpiiu.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
| [SDCafiine](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/sdcafiine_plugin/releases)) | Allows you to mod games by redirecting files to the SD Card. | 1) Extract the downloaded `sdcafiine_vX_X_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `sdcafiine.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
| [Bloopair](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair/) ([Download](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair/releases)) | Allows wirelessly connecting most popular Bluetooth capable controllers. | 1. Extract the contents of the newly downloaded `Bloopair_vX.X.X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `30_bloopair.rpx` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/modules/setup/` folder on the root of your SD Card. <br> 3. Copy the `wiiu` folder to the root of your SD Card. |
| [Screenshot Plugin](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/) ([Download](https://github.com/wiiu-env/ScreenshotWUPS/releases)) | Allows taking screenshots directly to the SD Card. | 1) Extract the downloaded `screenshot_plugin_vX_X.zip` file. <br> 2. Copy the `screenshot.wps` to the `wiiu/environments/aroma/plugins` folder on the root of your SD Card. |
## Pretendo Network
Pretendo is a replacement service for the Nintendo Network, which brings back online services as they are set to be discontinued. It also revives the Miiverse service, via juxtaposition. The official guide can be found [here](https://pretendo.network/docs/install/wiiu).
## Booting Tiramisu (optional)
::: warning
Tiramisu is now archived, and was succeeded by Aroma and considered outdated. No more Homebrew will be developed for it, and services like Pretendo have ended support for it.
:::
However, if you find the need to boot into Tiramisu, for example, to use a legacy Homebrew app, do the following:
1. Download the latest files from [Tiramisu for your café](https://tiramisu.foryour.cafe).
2. Copy the `wiiu` folder to the root of your SD Card.
- The folder should merge with the existing `wiiu` folder if not done automatically.
3. Take the SD Card out of your computer and plug it into your Wii U console.
4. Start the EnvironmentLoader.
- If you're autobooting into it, this can be done by powering on your console and holding X.
- You do not need to reinstall the PayloadLoader if you already did so with Aroma.
5. Highlight the entry called `tiramisu` using the D-Pad.
6. Launch Tiramisu by pressing A.
7. Launch the Wii U Menu by pressing A.
- To make the console autoboot the Wii U Menu when loading the Tiramisu environment, press Y.
8. Homebrew Launcher can be loaded by launching the Mii Maker app.

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# Aroma
Aroma is a work-in-progress environment and the successor to Tiramisu.
## What is Aroma?
Aroma is an environment like Tiramisu, which can be booted through the Environment Loader.\
Aroma, just like Tiramisu, uses the same Mocha version, support for setup modules, and comes with the Autoboot Module, which includes the boot selector and Quick Start support.\
Aroma comes with several additional features, including a plugin system, a new way of launching homebrews, and many built-in modules and plugins (i.e. Region Free patches).
## What can I do with Aroma?
For a detailed overview check out [this blogpost](https://maschell.github.io/homebrew/2022/09/05/aroma.html). A quick summary is given below.
### Modules
Aroma supports modules which, unlike setup modules, always run in the background.\
This allows for further extending the functionality of the console.
### Plugins
Plugins, similarly to modules, are also running in the background.\
They can enhance the experience of the console by changing and providing additional features.\
Plugins can be configured using a configuration menu, which can be opened using a button combination.
### Wii U Homebrew Bundles
Wii U Homebrew Bundles (WUHB) are a new way of launching homebrew.\
These `.wuhb` files contain the main executable and can directly include icon and banner images and additional content.\
With the `homebrew_on_menu` plugin, WUHB files can be directly launched from the Wii U menu, just like official channels.
## What are the limitations?
Due to technical limitations, a lot of old homebrew applications will no longer work with Aroma.\
This includes all `.elf` homebrews, but also some `.rpx` homebrews(i.e. RetroArch), which don't implement necessary functionality properly.\
These homebrews need to be updated with support for Aroma. To run old homebrews you need to boot the Tiramisu environment.\
Launching homebrews through the now outdated Homebrew Launcher is no longer possible with Aroma.
Besides the limitations mentioned above, note that Aroma is still a beta release. Not everything has been tested yet, and additional issues might be discovered. This doesn't necessarily mean Aroma is unstable, but there is a chance that you may experience something not working properly.

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