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Posted on Jul 28, 2009

Playing the Wii, I see some dark, sometimes green

Playing the Wii, I see some dark spots ,black or greenish areas on my TV. When I change the input to a blue screen and still see those areas dark or green. after a few minuets they disappear. I noticed this happening when I use the Wifi, for example, using the Internet Channel, Wii shop or a game that has online play

Has anyone experienced this problem themselves?

I already got the GPU replaced as well as the reader and it solved the problem happening all the time but as I stated above I see it more during the Wifi actions. My Wii sits on a shelf above my TV stand, I tried moving the Wii as far away as I can and tested the Wifi and still had the same problem ( I think)

Any advice? could it be my CRT Tv? (27" RCA trueflat) is going up? could it be the WiFi built into the Wii?

Thanks all

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Nothings wrong with your wii it the tv the screen was probly left on and thats what happens

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