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USB Loader GX
There are three ways to install and use USB Loader GX,
1. From HBC, copy this to apps folder on SD card then select HBC then select USBLoaderGX app.
2. As a Channel, copy this to wad folder on sd ans install via the wad manager in hbc (sd or partition on hdd needed for game saves and covers)
3. As a forwarder copy this to apps folder and copy this to wad folder on sd ans install via the wad manager in hbc (sd or partition on hdd needed for the dol file for booting and game saves and covers ect.)
Usbloadergx needs the hdd to be wbfs format. WBFS Manager will format your Hdd and you use it to add games.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dA6c1GtkPsU&feature=related]YouTube - USB Loader GX[/ame]
WBFS Instructions
* Install using setup.
* Plug in the hard drive or USB stick.
* Run the application.
* Choose the correct drive letter.
* Click Load. (If you haven't already formatted the disk to WBFS, you can do that by clicking Format).
* You should now see any backups on the drive on the left hand side.
* You can drag and drop ISO files from Windows Explorer onto the right hand side or you can click the browse button.
* Click the Add to Drive button to copy them over to the WBFS drive.
There are three ways to install and use USB Loader GX,
1. From HBC, copy this to apps folder on SD card then select HBC then select USBLoaderGX app.
2. As a Channel, copy this to wad folder on sd ans install via the wad manager in hbc (sd or partition on hdd needed for game saves and covers)
3. As a forwarder copy this to apps folder and copy this to wad folder on sd ans install via the wad manager in hbc (sd or partition on hdd needed for the dol file for booting and game saves and covers ect.)
Usbloadergx needs the hdd to be wbfs format. WBFS Manager will format your Hdd and you use it to add games.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dA6c1GtkPsU&feature=related]YouTube - USB Loader GX[/ame]
WBFS Instructions
* Install using setup.
* Plug in the hard drive or USB stick.
* Run the application.
* Choose the correct drive letter.
* Click Load. (If you haven't already formatted the disk to WBFS, you can do that by clicking Format).
* You should now see any backups on the drive on the left hand side.
* You can drag and drop ISO files from Windows Explorer onto the right hand side or you can click the browse button.
* Click the Add to Drive button to copy them over to the WBFS drive.
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