Get a SD card. 2. Download Wii games to the SD card. 3. Insert SD card into Wii and play your downloaded game. 4. Remove the SD Card from the Wii and put it in your computer for easy file management of all your saved files on the sd card. 5. Load up an emulator with an sd adapter to play classic Nintendo, Super Nintendo or Sega Genesis games. Configurable USB Loader is the program that you will place on your Nintendo Wii SDCard so you can play the games from the external USB Hard drive. For now, just download all three and burn GParted to a bootable disk. Plug in your external USB hard drive into a USB port, place the GParted bootable CD into your drive and restart your computer. Go to the directory where you have your Wii game saved. Right-click on the Wii game and select "Copy." Go to "My Computer" and click on your SD card to open. Create a folder named "Games." Inside the Games folder, right-click and choose "Paste" to copy the Wii game to your SD card. References. NetHunter said: Hi, thanks for your replies. Here's a link. I think the problem is that I need to hit TAB or set it up: "In Configure Options | General Inputs | User Interface, the third option, Config Menu, is the mapping that you want." All I need is to scroll through the other games alphabetically E through Z. Download the game from Nintendo eShop. 2. Insert SD card with downloaded game into Wii U console. 3. Press “Wii” button on your Wii remote and select the download icon to play that game. 4. If you want to save data, press “A” when prompted and then choose a memory card for saving data. 5. To turn off your Wii, hold down the power button Edit: remember to use a classic wii controller (aka without motion plus inside) because this kind of controller won't work on some wii homebrew apps necessary to install usb loader gx like cios installer Also some of the cios installer setting might be different in a virtual wii but all it takes is a Google search to know how to install it To find the folder, copy a save file onto the SD card and then when you put the SD card in the PC, look for that save file. To make things easier, have no files on the card beforehand. Put the save file from Gamefaqs into the same folder that the save file was in and then you have to move it to the Wii before using the file. krazychao5 - 15 Be sure to remove the .zip from the end before extracting. Burn the ISO to the DVD. Put the DVD into the game disc slot. Launch "the homebrew channel installer" on the Disc Channel. The installer should now run. The system will reboot when it is finished, and the homebrew channel should be installed. added: preliminary Windows file share loading/saving (SMB) support on Wii: You can input your network settings into snes9xGX.xml, or edit s9xconfig.cpp from the source code and compile. added: 'Auto' settings for save/load - attempts to automatically determine your load/save device (s) - SD, USB, Memory Card, DVD, SMB. added: ROM Information page. Continuing on with our Nintendo Wii Tutorials today ill be showing you how to install the Homebrew channel on the Wii without using an SD card. It actually a EWqKG.