Black screen..no sound or anything.

Same Problem.. I have wii softmod. Never had any problems, except the black ops loading screen freeze, which I fixed.. Now, when I play multiplayer, team deathmatch, it freezes with a loud buzzing sound in mid battle.. Some 1 help please!!!

replacing or getting new one

Make sure the video and audio cords are plugged in all the way.

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aqwtr-53

Unplug anything you have connected via USB. Try that as it has been a constant issue for many first gen Wii's

Fiend your solution direct from nintendo. Here is your solution....


http://www.nintendo.com/wiiconsole/prob676ijt65/solution

aqrtyctr-107

Go to the tv settings and check to see if you blocked any incoming devises. If you did block the devides, your tv will not read the wii

I found this [temporary] solution at http://www.wiierror.com/wii-black-screen.php:

(via email, thanks Steven) This happened to me once, but I fixed it. Here is how:
Eject the disk
Unplug the wii at the back
Wait 1 minute
Plug it back in
Turn it on from the remote
Press reset if it does not show up
Hold the power button to shut it off
Turn it on once more.
I don't know how, but it seemed to work for me. The problem happened when I was trying to load the Mii channel. Hope this helps !

(via email, thanks Andrew)
The first time I shut down my Wii, the light went orange (as it should). When I turned on the power with my wii remote the next day, the wii\'s light turned green but the screen was black.
The treatment was the same as from Black Screen, No Connection: Unplug the Wii\'s power supply unit, then replug; turn system on with wii remote.
The difference is: this problem can strike in more places than just by loading the Mii Channel. Also, I think the green light being on (yet there being a black screen) is a common symptom as well.

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Hi, double check the rca jack cables that are red and white are connected to an input for the tv and not accidently hooked into the output connectors. Sometimes the tv manufacturer puts them right by each other. Hope that helps, Also depending on the tv there maybe more than one input set of connectors close together, so if you have the video in the line 1 connector but the audio in the line 2 connector you'll have picture but no sound. Try switch line inputs while the Wii is on and in a screen that is making noise and see if you have sound in any other line in(source) setting. Jay