We are a college and have purchased a wii fit board for our students. Is there any way we can have more than 8 users by using a memory card etc. as obviously it is time consuming to keep setting it up for different people each lesson. We would like to be able to have about 20 people on the wii fit menu.

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Important Note!
Do Not use "One-Time Mode" sync.
Syncing can be completed only if a compatible game disc is running in the console.The Wii Balance Board may need to be synced to each compatible game individually.Some games may require you to go into a specific screen to sync the Wii Balance Board.These sync settings will be saved even after the console is turned off.
1. Insert a Wii Balance Board compatible game disc in the Wii console.2. Use the Wii Remote to select the Disc Channel from the Wii Menu, then select "Start" to begin the game.3. Open the SD Card slot cover on the front of the Wii console.4. Remove the Battery Cover on the bottom of the Wii Balance Board.
5. Press and release the SYNC button on the Wii Balance Board. The Power LED on the board will start blinking.
6. Press and release the SYNC button on the console while the Power LED on the board is still blinking.7. The Power LED will stop blinking and light steadily once the synchronization is complete.8. Replace the battery cover and return the board to the normal operating position.

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you can use facebook.....
Getting Started and Creating an Account
• Visit http://www.facebook.com or http://www.thefacebook.com
• In the upper right hand corner of the site, click on “register.”
• To Register for the College Facebook, enter your name, status, and email (with the
.edu), and choose a password.
o Special notes:
? The college facebook and the high school facebook are completely
separate from each other. College students on facebook cannot view
High School students and vice versa.
? The name you type here will appear to users within your
college/university. Facebook.com does not monitor what names are
displayed. This is how students can create (with one of their alternate
.edu addresses) profiles for other people since the email address is not
compared to the name that is listed here.
? The statuses available are: student, grad student, faculty, staff, alumni
? As facebook.com has mentioned, you should not use the same password
that you use for your email account. This could be a security issue for
some of our students who tend to use the same password for everything.
• Once you have created your account, you will receive an email with verification
instructions. (Students who have created accounts with other people’s names still
have the facebook.com account associated with THEIR email address since you must
verify via email. If a student has created an inappropriate account in the name of
another person, it is very simple to discover which student it is based on their
university email account identification name.)
• After following the email verification instructions, you visit the site again and
login.
Using your Facebook.com Account
• You can have as little or as much as you’d like on your profile. The default
security settings will only allow users from your institution to be able to view your
profile, however you can increase or decrease these settings to your liking. You can
set it so that only those users you are interested in seeing your profile can do so or
on the other extreme, you can change the settings to allow anyone with a
facebook.com account to view your profile.
• You can join groups or find users who have similar interests. To join a group,
click on “my groups.” To find users with similar interests, go to view your own profile
and click on one of the words you included in your interests section and it will take
you to profiles of users who also list the same word.
• You can request other users to be your “facebook friend.” To do so, search for the
user and when you find their profile, click “add as a friend.”

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You need a modchip for your Wii to turn on region free on it.Look here.

In most cases, the wii fit will not stay on unless a wii fit compatible game is running and is asking you to turn on the wii fit board.

You may need to resync the wii fit board and wii. You'll have to press the red button on the wii (next to sd card slot) and red button on the balance board next to batteries.

This process only deletes Miis so that you can add new ones,
up to a maximum of 8.

Nintendo provides no advance notice that there is a limit of 8 players.

1. Go to the Wii Fit screen displaying all of your current Miis.
2. Select the Mii you want to delete.
3. Keep hitting the A button to go through all the extraneous jazz-ma-tazz nintendo inflicts upon us
until you come to the calendar page with the options BODY TEST and TRAINING at the bottom.
On this page you will see USER SETTINGS in the upper right-hand corner.
4. Select the USER SETTINGS page (push the A button).
5. Select DELETE USER DATA (push the A button).
6. Select YES to confirm that you want to erase the data.

I found this process very counter-intuitive as it required me to select the Mii that I wanted to delete,
then act as if I were going to use this Mii, before giving me an option to manage the settings for that Mii.

The process for using a memory card to save Miis has been impossible so far.
I purchased a Wii memory card, but cannot figure out how to bring the data from the memory card
back into the Wii Fit game.