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Wiimmfi is a replacement service for the now-defunct Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. While different games were supported for longer than others, all games are no longer able to play through conventional means as of August 2023. To regain Nintendo WFC functionality, this guide provides instructions on installing Wiimmfi. There are lots of different methods to connect to Wiimmfi. Choose the one that fits your needs best.

If you get the error 23904 while connecting to Wiimmfi, then you are using an outdated patch.
Follow the steps below for the method you're using to connect to Wiimmfi again.
See this page for more details.
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Automatic patching from the Disc Channel using Priiloader

If the Wiimmfi Patch displays as anything other than v4, you do not have the latest version of the hacks_hash.ini file and the patch will not work. You must reinstall Priiloader, the guide to which can be found in the requirements section. {: .notice--warning}

A method for Wiimmfi patching which runs on retail disc games automatically via the Disc Channel.

Requirements

• A Wii with an internet connection, on System Menu version 4.3
• Priiloader 0.9 or later

Instrucciones

1. Hold the RESET button while turning on your Wii. Hold reset while powering on your Wii (if using a Wii mini, plug in a USB keyboard and press escape).

2. You should see the Priiloader menu.

   

3. Go to System Menu Hacks. If you used a USB drive to install Priiloader, make sure you do not have an SD card inserted at the same time. This will cause Priiloader to be unable to find the hacks_hash.ini file. {: .notice--info}

4. Make sure the Wiimmfi patch v4 hack is enabled.

   

5. Scroll to Save Settings and save your changes.

6. Return to the main menu, and press System Menu to return to the Wii Menu.

7. MrBean35000vr (creator of CTGP-R, a Mario Kart Wii content pack) created a Wiimmfi Disc Patcher that allows you to insert a disc and patch the game on-the-fly for Wiimmfi use, though this must be run every time you start the disc.

Automatic patching using a USB Loader

If you are already using USB Loader GX, try updating it to the most recent version. Then, there should be a "private server" setting (both in the global loader options and in the game options) which you can set to "Wiimmfi" to make the USB Loader automatically patch every game you start to work with Wiimmfi.

Requirements

• Wii
• A Wii with Priiloader 0.9 or later installed

Instrucciones

1. Open the game or global settings for your specific USB loader and search for the Private Server option. By default, it will be set to Off.
2. Set the option to Wiimmfi and save the settings. By default, games should now be automatically patched for Wiimmfi.

Automatic Disc Patching via Custom DNS

A method for Wiimmfi patching which runs on retail game discs automatically through the usage of a custom DNS server. While convinient, it only works with a small selection of games including Mario Kart Wii and SSBB. Due to the nature of this process, it can be run on Wiis without homebrew.

If you get error 20100 or 20110, the game you are trying to play is not supported by this method. {: .notice--warning}

If you see the hack Wiimmfi patch v2 or Wiimmfi patch v3 instead, then you do not have the latest version of the hacks_hash.ini file.
Download it from here and place it in /apps/priiloader/hacks_hash.ini on your SD card or USB drive.
Then, repeat the previous steps. {: .notice--warning}

Requirements

• A Wii with an Internet connection

Instrucciones

1. Go to Wii Settings > Internet > Connection Settings and select whatever connection you are using. Then, Change Settings > Auto-Obtain DNS NO > Advanced Settings. Set your primary DNS to 95.217.77.181, and your secondary DNS to 1.1.1.1.
2. Let the connection test finish, and do not perform a Wii System Update.
3. The game should now start with the Wiimmfi patch included

Manual Disc Patching via Homebrew Channel

A method for Wiimmfi patching which runs on retail disc games, but must be manually launched via the Homebrew Channel.

Requirements

• An SD card or USB drive
• Auto Wiimmfi Patcher

Instrucciones

1. Extract Mario Kart Wii Competition Patcher and put it in the apps folder on your SD Card.
2. Insert your SD Card into your Wii, and launch Auto Wiimmfi Patcher from the Homebrew Channel.
3. Insert your game disc (you can insert it before or after launch, it doesn't matter).

Manual Disc Patching via EULA User Agreement

A method for Wiimmfi patching which runs on retail game discs, but must be manually launched via the EULA User Agreement (derives from str2hax). Due to the nature of this process, it can be ran on Wiis without homebrew.

Requirements

• Wii U (vWii)

Other stuff

1. Insert your game disc.

2. Navigate to Settings -> Network Settings (or Nintendo WFC Connection) -> Message Service. Then, Change Settings > Auto-Obtain DNS NO > Advanced Settings. Type in 1.1.1.1 as the secondary DNS.

   

3. Let the connection test finish, and do not perform a Wii System Update.

4. Go back twice to Internet, and press User Agreements. Confirm that you do want to use WC24 and the shop channel

5. The Wiimmfi patcher page should show up. If it doesn't, and you still see the default license agreement, your router might not be compatible with this method.

6. You can patch WiiWare games in order to play them on Wiimmfi.

Manual Disc Patching via Internet Channel

If you run into UPnP-related issues (such as the patcher getting stuch at "Init network..." or "add UPnP port forward" steps for more than 10 seconds), you can press the - button on your Wii Remote, or the Y button on your GameCube controller as soon as the patcher loads to circumvent this. {: .notice--warning}

A method for Wiimmfi patching which runs on retail game discs, but must be manually launched via the Internet Channel (derives from Flashhax). Due to the nature of this process, it can be ran on Wiis without homebrew. This method is generally more reliable, and is recommended instead.

Requirements

• A Wii with an internet connection, running in 60Hz mode
• The Internet Channel

Steps:

1. Open the following webpage in the Internet Channel: http://chadsoft.co.uk/wiimmfi
2. Add the page to the browser favorites by clicking the Star icon, then the Add Favorite button.
3. Exit back to the Wii Menu.
4. Open the Internet Channel again and access the favorite you just made.
5. The Wiimmfi patcher should begin. Be patient, as Flashhax can be very unreliable - it may take several tries to get right.

WiiWare Patching

A method for Wiimmfi patching which runs on WiiWare games, but must be manually run on a PC via a script.

Requirements

• An SD card
• Your copy of your game (in WAD format)
• WiiWare Patcher (cross platform)
• YAWM ModMii Edition

If you want to see how to use the WiiWare Patcher, click here! {: .notice--info}

Instructions (for Wii)

1. Extract the .zip of the latest version of WiiWare Patcher, and put your WAD in it.
2. Run the patch script for your OS: usually it will end in .bat for Windows and .sh for Mac/Linux. If you're using the RiiConnect24 Patcher, select your device (Wii, vWii, or Dolphin) and choose the WiiWare patcher.
3. If it completed successfully, install the WAD that was made in wiiware-wads with Wii Mod Lite.

Manual Disc Image Patching via PC

A method for Wiimmfi patching which runs on game disc images, but must be manually run on a PC via a script.

Requirements

• A computer with Windows on it (or using Mono or Wine on Mac/Linux)
• A copy of the game you want to patch - supported formats are ISO, WDF, WIA, CISO (=WBI), WBFS, GCZ, and FST - NKIT is NOT supported
• ISO Patching

Instrucciones

1. Download the patcher and extract the .zip file.
2. Insert your SD card or USB drive into the Wii.
   • If you're on Windows, double-click the patch-images.bat file (this may also be displayed as "patch-images" Batch File). If you run into Cygwin-related issues, try the patch-images-32.bat file instead.
   • If you're on MacOS, open a command line prompt in the current folder, make the shell script executable through the command chmod +x *.sh and then execute ./patch-images.sh.
   • If you're on Linux, double-click the patch-images.desktop file (this may also be displayed as "Patch Images") or execute the ./patch-images.sh file in a terminal after making it executable through the command chmod +x *.sh.
3. If the above was successful, you should see a window pop-up that displays the patching process. Once it's finished, get the version out of the wiimmfi-images folder (it may be in the folder outside of the patcher - ../wiimmfi-images) and copy it back to your USB.

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