[enkryptik]

I'm using Windows XP Pro SP3, used to have vista on my laptop, now only on my desktop. Probably has to do with fonts or text size or something.

[arejaytee]

A progress bar would probably help with adding and extracting so people just dont think its frozen.

[alaricmucino]

Ok im alittle confused here. I installed USB loader 1.1 on my Wii. I then installed WBFS Manager on my desktop. Im running XP Home edition. I plugged in my USB drive and formatted it. Then I plugged into my Wii and ran USB Loader and added a game to my drive. I then plugged my USB drive back into my desktop and ran WBFS manager again but now it wont find my drive? Did I miss a step here? Or do i need to do something else so that windows will find my USB drive again? Im lost please help?

[AlexDP]

Originally Posted by arejaytee

A progress bar would probably help with adding and extracting so people just dont think its frozen.

That's part of my plan for the next iteration (depending on interest), to put in a progress bar and make it a little more responsive.

@alaricmucino: Windows will not be able to read and mount the drive, so you wont see it in Windows Explorer. That's the reason WBFS Manager is there. So basically when you plug it in, it should get assigned a drive letter in Windows Explorer but if you try to open it it'll tell you that it needs to be formatted. What you need to do is run WBFS Manager, select the drive letter that corresponds with the USB stick and click load. You should then see your games in the list on the left hand side.

I'll be working a bit more on this over the weekend as I'm a bit busy at the moment, but expect some fixes to those responsiveness issues soon.

[evilson]

Originally Posted by xiaNaix

I can confirm that the "extract" feature is working. It just takes a while to extract so you may think the application has crashed. I haven't burned the extracted iso to make sure it works yet but it does appear on my PC.

Hi i am on win xp i extracted wii sports burn it on to dvd using nero express 8
(I also looked in side the iso all seams to be there ) i burned it on to dvd poped it in to my Wii Fw(nintendo) 4 Custom IOS36 rev 09 and patched iso60 (sd cards works for all thing that go it no way i am puting HBC it can stay on the wii)dvdx patchme etc bla bla eveything works ie homebrew HBC etc wii sports work fine just like the one that came with the wii ( a fast way to back up Your games that you buy) WBFS Manager 1.0 did crash for me as well but only for a 1 min or so.
WBFS Manager 1.0 was fast when i extracted the game out 1 or 2 min

hope that helps
evilson

[evilson]

Originally Posted by alaricmucino

Ok im alittle confused here. I installed USB loader 1.1 on my Wii. I then installed WBFS Manager on my desktop. Im running XP Home edition. I plugged in my USB drive and formatted it. Then I plugged into my Wii and ran USB Loader and added a game to my drive. I then plugged my USB drive back into my desktop and ran WBFS manager again but now it wont find my drive? Did I miss a step here? Or do i need to do something else so that windows will find my USB drive again? Im lost please help?

I had the same at first what i did was format my usb drive ( i have a 80gig) i used EASEUS Partition Master 3.5 Home Edition( s/w is free) to Resize/ move partitions to 40gig for usb loaader i did not want to lose the other stuff i had on it .

1. Select the hard disk partition to be resized or to make.

2. Click Partitions > Resize / Move.

3. On the disk map, current size of the partition is displayed on the top of the dialog box. The map also depicts the used and unused space within the partition and the free space surrounding the partition (if any exists). The minimum and maximum sizes that you can resize a partition appear below the map.

4. Position the mouse pointer on the left or right partition handle.

5. The mouse pointer changes to a double-headed arrow.

6. Drag the handle to the partition size you want.

7. Click OK.

format it using EASEUS Partition Master 3.5 Home Edition as fat32 and create it as a primary drive and pick a Drive letter that is no been used on your pc click ok then click "Apply" up the top to the left of the window once that is done close that down.
Now open WBFS Manager 1.0 Select your drive letter and click Format etc
once that is done close WBFS Manager 1.0 fire up your wii plug in your usb harddrive fire up usb loader v1.1 and a way you go you should be fine from here .
Once i did this and made my drive "primary" formated it with WBFS Manager 1.0 then i put in usb loader put on some games then went back to WBFS Manager 1.0 did they shosw up .

hope this helps ?

evilson

her is the link for the s/w

http://www.partition-tool.com/resour...-partition.htm

[niemand0815]

Originally Posted by buffstrix

Any chance of a ISO Title rename feature?

i second that question. some games have rather odd default names

[davide71]

Originally Posted by niemand0815

i second that question. some games have rather odd default names

Try this
http://wiinewz.com/forums/backup-loa...our-games.html

[stefanox]

in one word, PERFECT!!

Works perfect, running it into Vista Ultimate SP1.
it's take about 4 min to convert 4 game's into the drive.

the only thing what can be change is, when it is bussy, the screen give a message "do not react any more" but when is finisch then its works fine.

keep up the great work guys

[alaricmucino]

Well thanks for all the replys! I found out it was the USB cable I was usuing I moved the original one to the wii and left it there when I moved my USB drive to my desktop. I used another USB cable and the program or computer wouldnt find the drive. I tried the original cable and all worked great!!!! This is a great program all worked well. Fast extract!!!! Thanks!!!!