quote Zeta
Well, a few days ago, when I got up to play my Wii, I tried putting in a game disk, and I got the error message that said "the disk could not be read." I thought nothing of it and tried again. Same message. I checked for scratches and the such on the disk, but there were none. So I tried with a few of my other disks and kept getting the same message.
So obviously, it is a problem with the Wii. I called Nintendo about it, and they just told me that it was a problem with the Wii, out of warranty, and it would cost 85 bucks to fix, if I sent it to them.
So, before I send it off to Nintendo, do any of you guys have any idea of how to fix it? Everything else works fine, the channels, the virtual console games, etc.
And while we are at it, another question: What will happen to my saved data on my Wii if I send it to Nintendo for repairs? And my Virtual Console and WiiWare games and memory?
weird seems a deja vu, well i had the same problem, let star withe basic questions:
a) your wii is modded? ergo it came with a chip so it can read illegal copies?.
b) you let your wii in a dusty place?
c) from when its the date of your wii?
d) have you ever tried using homebrew aps?
e) has this happened before to you?.
there, if you can answer any of these i could help you.
