Well, my wii sports disc doesn't work anymore. It does look kinda scratched, but is it salvageable? It loads in the channel screen, you start it, instead of showing the main menu, it says disc cannot be read, consult wii operations manual. Anyone have any ideas and if not, is there any way to buy wii sports separately?
wii sports stopped working. Ideas?
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Canumbler
WiiChat Member
Almost guaranteed to be a problem with the disc.
Do all the usual things, try cleaning it, try those disc repair kits etc.
Do all the usual things, try cleaning it, try those disc repair kits etc.
The_Mitch
UNACCEPTABLE
to help get the scratches out you can try and boil the disc for about 30 seconds. what that does is it gets rid of the top few layers of the disc (i.e. the scratched layers) and usualy helps with scratched discs that dont work
blueradio
get crunk.
If that doesn't work.
Then send it back.
Then send it back.
blacktooth54
Wii User
Ugggguuu
You may have a busted wii just kiding
try rubing a patato on it I did and it fixed Zelda for me
I Know
ut: :mad2:
You may have a busted wii just kiding
try rubing a patato on it I did and it fixed Zelda for me
I Know
ut: :mad2:blacktooth54
Wii User
Help Mii I Burning
Oh my god well this is a good ideer but this only work's with CD not
DVD-Game becuss dvd's much more dens than CD so you cud end
up killing your disc
Mitch2025 said:
Oh my god well this is a good ideer but this only work's with CD not
DVD-Game becuss dvd's much more dens than CD so you cud end
up killing your disc
Canumbler
WiiChat Member
boil the disc?? well there's one i've never heard before... and I thought I'd heard em all.
Not saying it doesn't work but from everything I know about the makeup of dvd's it doesn't sound like it's based in reality.
A bit of car wax can sometimes work to fill in scratches, and toothpaste tends to be a not bad polishing cleaner.
Other than that sometimes video stores will do a proper repair for you if you give em a couple of bucks.
Can't recommend the proper repair kits more though, they actually do work.
Not saying it doesn't work but from everything I know about the makeup of dvd's it doesn't sound like it's based in reality.
A bit of car wax can sometimes work to fill in scratches, and toothpaste tends to be a not bad polishing cleaner.
Other than that sometimes video stores will do a proper repair for you if you give em a couple of bucks.
Can't recommend the proper repair kits more though, they actually do work.
blacktooth54
Wii User
I Know I make a theddddd called The Disc CH so if anyones disc's stuff up
I can give out hand tip's
http://www.wiichat.com/nintendo-wii-chat/13968-disc-ch.html#post186470
I can give out hand tip's
http://www.wiichat.com/nintendo-wii-chat/13968-disc-ch.html#post186470
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