Boom Blox, Pre Soldered Argon, 3.3e d2c wii - Advise Please

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Evening All,

I got myself a pre-soldered Argon chip for my mates d2c wii, it was a peice of piss to fit and seems to be working fine with back ups and originals BUT after preforming a system update the wii does not seem to like my back up version of boom blox which was burnt at x2 speed on a imation dvd+r.

Before a preformed a system update I tried a few back up's and originals plus also tried boom blox, when I inserted this cd, the wii said it was going to preform an update via the cd, the status bar got all the way to the end within seconds but then just frooze there until I finally decided to switch the wii off and preform the system update via the internet.

Now when i insert the cd, the wii goes to the page advising the the disc has not been recognised etc...
The cd and game work fine on my old wii which has been modded with a pic chip and the latest yasom hex.

Does anyone here know if there is a problem with boom blox being played with an argon chip? may i need to patch the game or something?

Any advise on the above would be appreciated, thanks in advance for your time and help.
 
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Thanks for the response m8ty but I don't think my wii is bricked its just since I have installed this new updated, boom blox does not work on it anymore!

At present I only have 2 back-ups in my possesion, Sega super stars tennis and boom blox. Tennis works fine but boom blox does not.

I have also read that I will not be able to play trucha-signed games or any import games which use freeloader first anymore either because this wii has taken the update!

Now, is there any way to roll back my firmware to like maybe the first time opened up the wii, is there like a master reset for it to take it back to its in the box state?

Secondly, If I were to solder the region jumper wires for the argon chip for all the different types of imports, will I be able to play import back up's on this 3.3e wii?

Thirdly, have there been any problems reported using the argon chip to play any games like boom blox?

Finally, the wii fix disc mentioned below, do you reckon it might roll back my 3.3e wii to a previous firmware by any chance??

Thanks in advance for all your time, help and advise.

i have a disc that fixes semi bricked wii's, not sure how it works LOL

Wii Fix Disc Unbricks Semi-Brick + Other Tools

[HIDE]sumwiitools[/HIDE]

  • Wii_Fix_Disc_Unbricks_Semi-Brick
  • Wii.System.Menu.Update.JAP-v288
  • Wii.System.Menu.Update.PAL-v290
  • Wii-NTSC-System.Menu

All four nzbs are in the Rar
 
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