Unique Wii-mote problem.

[Radio]

I haven't played wii in about 7 days and suddenly the wii-motes are dead. They worked perfectly fine last time, but now there is no life at all. No lights flashing and i have tried batteries, i have tried sync but nothing seems to work. The main problem here is that both my wii-motes have the exact same problem. Any suggestions?

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[iOwnage]

Dumb question but, did you put the new batteries in the correct way?

If so, I have no idea what's wrong. I haven't heard of anything like this.

You can always call Nintendo.

[Radio]

I have tried 12 different batteries about 20 different ways and nothing works. It is definitely not a battery problem. But thanks for reply.

[CantGetAWii]

I haven't played wii in about 7 days and suddenly the wii-motes are dead. They worked perfectly fine last time, but now there is no life at all. No lights flashing and i have tried batteries, i have tried sync but nothing seems to work. The main problem here is that both my wii-motes have the exact same problem. Any suggestions?

Not playing your Wii for that long..thats your punishment

Just playing, but I would ask Nintendo about the problem.
Give them a call.

[Fredvdp]

Did you plug the sensor bar in the wii?

[kez]

Looks like you're going to have to send it in. I had this same problem with one of my wii remotes, I sent it off to Nintendo on Monday. If your Wii is still under warranty, they'll provide a free label so that you can drop off your wii remotes at a UPS location.

[trisyyy]

either you put the batteries in the wrong way, or yourbatteries got drained from the cold, or you bought drained out batteries. the salution, GET SOME NEW BATTERIES!!!!!!!!

[JerryC]

You sure the sensor bar is connected properly?

[elmo_999]

This happened to one of my remotes where as the other stayed connected (in the middle of a game). I phoned nintendo and they didnt know what it was so i was going to send it in and then i forgot about it and my repair order # ran out. Ill renew it sooner or later.

[Radio]

The sensor bar should not be a problem. The Lights on the Wii-mote should be on even if you are a mile away from a wii. And again. I know that it isn't a battery problem. What puzzled me was that the same thing happened to them both... Every comment on something similar is either one wii-mote or in-game. This doesn't seem to be like any other problems. Which is frustrating for me!