Mix wii game and movies on hard drive

[yasminandrio]

Can i mix a external hard drive with wii games and movies i have wii games already on my external hard drive but my hard drive with movies on is broken can i put movies on the the wii hard drive without me doing anything to it? i just want it to be simple no messing just drag and drop from my computer withoutlosing my games or without putting any more software on to split the harddrive

[girovend]

As long as drive is fat32 and not wbfs , no trouble at all

[yasminandrio]

As long as drive is fat32 and not wbfs , no trouble at all

i did fat32 it but the tut which i read then told me to wbfs the hard drive does that mean i am ~~~~ed? and cant use the hard drive for anything else, i guess so from what you are saying!!

[ck-ok]

i did fat32 it but the tut which i read then told me to wbfs the hard drive does that mean i am ~~~~ed? and cant use the hard drive for anything else, i guess so from what you are saying!!

fat32 will allow you to store games photos movies what ever you like

[yasminandrio]

fat32 will allow you to store games photos movies what ever you like

I did do a Fat32 first but then i wbfs the hard drive, so does this mean i cant put anything else apart from wii games on? would i be able to try it or would it just mess everything up? and lose the games?

[happy_highlander]

I did do a Fat32 first but then i wbfs the hard drive, so does this mean i cant put anything else apart from wii games on? would i be able to try it or would it just mess everything up? and lose the games?

that is correct wbfs is for wii games only but you could try this http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums...2-ntfs-229900/ as it says this will convert your wbfs to fat32 without losing data

[johnb1]

that is correct wbfs is for wii games only but you could try this http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums...2-ntfs-229900/ as it says this will convert your wbfs to fat32 without losing data


is it really safe? or is it always the best to make a backup first

[Keithuk]

You can save any game on a WBFS drive with WBFS Manager just select the game and click extract to a location.

[happy_highlander]

that is correct wbfs is for wii games only but you could try this http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums...2-ntfs-229900/ as it says this will convert your wbfs to fat32 without losing data


is it really safe? or is it always the best to make a backup first

I have only tested it on a small drive just to see if it worked and it was fine but I'm not so sure I would like to try it on a couple of hundred gig worth of data without a backup, but then if you are making a backup you can just format the drive without the need for this method

[johnb1]

I have only tested it on a small drive just to see if it worked and it was fine but I'm not so sure I would like to try it on a couple of hundred gig worth of data without a backup, but then if you are making a backup you can just format the drive without the need for this method

and if the program fails you are a couple of hundred gig lost
and you can start all over again

[happy_highlander]

and if the program fails you are a couple of hundred gig lost
and you can start all over again

that's the big problem as no data recovery can read wbfs. When I changed my wbfs to fat 32 I left it overnight to transfer all the games as a backup then used aeseus to format the old wbfs partition, but if you don't have a spare drive big enough for a backup or a spare 9hrs or so then it may be the only option