I turned on my wii and pressed the usb loader gx everithing was working fine til i started rearranging the way it was set up to the abc set up then it turned black and displayed exemption dsi occurred then it went to exemption program occurred and it does not wanna display my games how do i fix it

After market parts and accessories rarely live up to the performance and durability of the name brand ones. You pay more upfront, but you don't have to buy replacements down the road. Sorry but it sounds like your out of luck. Buy it from Nintendo next time.

hi daphne, follow these steps it shud work
The Nintendo Wii system is changing
how people game by swinging people
into action with their motion activated
controlled. Share the fun of this system
by connecting to the Internet. Gain
more functionality out of your Wii by using it for things like browsing the
web, receiving updates, and
downloading games. Difficulty: Moderately Easy Things You'll Need: Nintendo Wii High-speed internet access Wireless router Nintendo Wii LAN Adapter Ethernet cable Router or modem PC running Windows XP Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector Instructions Connect a Nintendo Wii to the
Internet through a Wireless Router 1. Turn on your Nintendo Wii by
plugging it into a power source
and pressing the power button. 2. Press the "A" button on your Wii
controller to continue from the
warning screen. 3. Select "Wii" button in the left
hand corner of the main menu,
by using your Wii remote to
move the hand shaped cursor
over the "Wii" button and
pressing the "A" button on the controller to select the Wii
options. 4. Click the "Wii Settings" box on
the right. 5. Select the left arrow to scroll over
to more options. Then select
"Internet" from the list and
"Connection Settings." 6. Choose an open connection by
selecting the "Connection 3:
None" option, then the "Wireless
Connection" option, and the
"Search for an Access Point
Option." 7. Choose the access point you
want to use from the list that will
be displayed. Save the settings
by clicking "OK." Then click "OK"
to start a connection test. When
the test is complete you are connected. Connect a Nintendo Wii to the
Internet with a Wii LAN Adapter 8. Insert the Wii LAN Adapter into
the USB port on the back of the
console. 9. Connect an Ethernet cable from
your modem or router to the
adapter. 10. Turn on the Wii console. 11. Click the "Wii" options button in
the lower left hand corner. Select
the "Wii Settings" option by
clicking on the left square. Scroll
to list more options by clicking
on the blue arrow to the left of the screen. Choose "Internet"
from the list of options. 12. Select "Connection Status," then
"Connection 3: None" and
"Wired Connection." 13. Click "OK" to initiate the
connection test. When the test is
done you should be connected. Connect a Nintendo Wii to the
Internet through a PC 14. Insert the CD that came with the
Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector
into a PC running Windows XP
that is connected to high speed
internet. When the setup window
appears click "OK" to start the installation. 15. Choose your language and click
"OK". 16. Insert the connector into a USB
port on the PC when prompted.
Hook the connector directly to
the PC as ports on the monitor
and keyboard will not work. 17. Click on the registration tool on
the Windows task bar. 18. Turn on the Wii console. Click the
"Wii" options button in the
lower-left corner. Select the "Wii
Settings" option by clicking on
the left square. Scroll to list more
options by clicking on the blue arrow to the left of the screen.
Choose "Internet" from the list of
options. 19. Select "Connection Status," then
"Connection 3: None" and
"Wireless Connection." Choose
"Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector"
from the options list, then "Next"
to continue. 20. Return to your PC and you will
find your Wii listed in the
Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector
Registration Tool window. Click
on your Wii's name and select
"Grant Permission to Connect." 21. Return to your Wii and click
"Next" for the setup completion
window, and then click "OK" to
run the connection test. Tips

hello. good day. here are procedures i got from e-how.com hope this helps:

Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet through a Wireless Router
1. Turn on your Nintendo Wii by plugging it into a power source and pressing the power button.
2. Press the "A" button on your Wii controller to continue from the warning screen.
3. Select "Wii" button in the left hand corner of the main menu, by using your Wii remote to move the hand shaped cursor over the "Wii" button and pressing the "A" button on the controller to select the Wii options.
4. Click the "Wii Settings" box on the right.
5. Select the left arrow to scroll over to more options. Then select "Internet" from the list and "Connection Settings."
6. Choose an open connection by selecting the "Connection 3: None" option, then the "Wireless Connection" option, and the "Search for an Access Point Option."
7. Choose the access point you want to use from the list that will be displayed. Save the settings by clicking "OK." Then click "OK" to start a connection test. When the test is complete you are connected.

Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet with a Wii LAN Adapter
1. Insert the Wii LAN Adapter into the USB port on the back of the console.
2. Connect an Ethernet cable from your modem or router to the adapter.
3. Turn on the Wii console.
4. Click the "Wii" options button in the lower left hand corner. Select the "Wii Settings" option by clicking on the left square. Scroll to list more options by clicking on the blue arrow to the left of the screen. Choose "Internet" from the list of options.
5. Select "Connection Status," then "Connection 3: None" and "Wired Connection."
6. Click "OK" to initiate the connection test. When the test is done you should be connected.

Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet through a PC
1. Insert the CD that came with the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector into a PC running Windows XP that is connected to high speed internet. When the setup window appears click "OK" to start the installation.
2. Choose your language and click "OK".
3. Insert the connector into a USB port on the PC when prompted. Hook the connector directly to the PC as ports on the monitor and keyboard will not work.
4. Click on the registration tool on the Windows task bar.
5. Turn on the Wii console. Click the "Wii" options button in the lower-left corner. Select the "Wii Settings" option by clicking on the left square. Scroll to list more options by clicking on the blue arrow to the left of the screen. Choose "Internet" from the list of options.
6. Select "Connection Status," then "Connection 3: None" and "Wireless Connection." Choose "Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector" from the options list, then "Next" to continue.
7. Return to your PC and you will find your Wii listed in the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector Registration Tool window. Click on your Wii's name and select "Grant Permission to Connect."
8. Return to your Wii and click "Next" for the setup completion window, and then click "OK" to run the connection test.

Hello,

You can hook-up your wii to the internet through any of the below method;

Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet through a Wireless Router

* 1 Turn on your Nintendo Wii by plugging it into a power source and pressing the power button.
* 2 Press the "A" button on your Wii controller to continue from the warning screen.
* 3 Select "Wii" button in the left hand corner of the main menu, by using your Wii remote to
move the hand shaped cursor over the "Wii" button and pressing the "A" button on the
controller to select the Wii options.
* 4 Click the "Wii Settings" box on the right.
* 5 Select the left arrow to scroll over to more options. Then select "Internet" from the list and
"Connection Settings."
* 6 Choose an open connection by selecting the "Connection 3: None" option, then the "Wireless
Connection" option, and the "Search for an Access Point Option."
* 7 Choose the access point you want to use from the list that will be displayed. Save the
settings by clicking "OK." Then click "OK" to start a connection test. When the test is
complete you are connected.

Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet with a Wii LAN Adapter

* 1 Insert the Wii LAN Adapter into the USB port on the back of the console.
* 2 Connect an Ethernet cable from your modem or router to the adapter.
* 3 Turn on the Wii console.
* 4 Click the "Wii" options button in the lower left hand corner. Select the "Wii Settings" option by
clicking on the left square. Scroll to list more options by clicking on the blue arrow to the left
of the screen. Choose "Internet" from the list of options.
* 5 Select "Connection Status," then "Connection 3: None" and "Wired Connection."
* 6 Click "OK" to initiate the connection test. When the test is done you should be connected.

Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet through a PC

* 1 Insert the CD that came with the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector into a PC running Windows
XP that is connected to high speed internet. When the setup window appears click "OK" to
start the installation.
* 2 Choose your language and click "OK".
* 3 Insert the connector into a USB port on the PC when prompted. Hook the connector directly
to the PC as ports on the monitor and keyboard will not work.
* 4 Click on the registration tool on the Windows task bar.
* 5 Turn on the Wii console. Click the "Wii" options button in the lower-left corner. Select the "Wii
Settings" option by clicking on the left square. Scroll to list more options by clicking on the
blue arrow to the left of the screen. Choose "Internet" from the list of options.
* 6 Select "Connection Status," then "Connection 3: None" and "Wireless Connection." Choose
"Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector" from the options list, then "Next" to continue.
* 7 Return to your PC and you will find your Wii listed in the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector
Registration Tool window. Click on your Wii's name and select "Grant Permission to
Connect."
* 8 Return to your Wii and click "Next" for the setup completion window, and then click "OK" to
run the connection test.

Good luck.

Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet through a Wireless Router

• 1 Turn on your Nintendo Wii by plugging it into a power source and pressing the power button.
  
• 2 Press the "A" button on your Wii controller to continue from the warning screen.
  
• 3 Select "Wii" button in the left hand corner of the main menu, by using your Wii remote to move the hand shaped cursor over the "Wii" button and pressing the "A" button on the controller to select the Wii options.
  
• 4 Click the "Wii Settings" box on the right.
  
• 5 Select the left arrow to scroll over to more options. Then select "Internet" from the list and "Connection Settings."
  
• 6 Choose an open connection by selecting the "Connection 3: None" option, then the "Wireless Connection" option, and the "Search for an Access Point Option."
  
• 7 Choose the access point you want to use from the list that will be displayed. Save the settings by clicking "OK." Then click "OK" to start a connection test. When the test is complete you are connected.
  

Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet with a Wii LAN Adapter

• 1 Insert the Wii LAN Adapter into the USB port on the back of the console.
  
• 2 Connect an Ethernet cable from your modem or router to the adapter.
  
• 3 Turn on the Wii console.
  
• 4 Click the "Wii" options button in the lower left hand corner. Select the "Wii Settings" option by clicking on the left square. Scroll to list more options by clicking on the blue arrow to the left of the screen. Choose "Internet" from the list of options.
  
• 5 Select "Connection Status," then "Connection 3: None" and "Wired Connection."
  
• 6 Click "OK" to initiate the connection test. When the test is done you should be connected.
  

Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet through a PC

• 1 Insert the CD that came with the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector into a PC running Windows XP that is connected to high speed internet. When the setup window appears click "OK" to start the installation.
  
• 2 Choose your language and click "OK".
  
• 3 Insert the connector into a USB port on the PC when prompted. Hook the connector directly to the PC as ports on the monitor and keyboard will not work.
  
• 4 Click on the registration tool on the Windows task bar.
  
• 5 Turn on the Wii console. Click the "Wii" options button in the lower-left corner. Select the "Wii Settings" option by clicking on the left square. Scroll to list more options by clicking on the blue arrow to the left of the screen. Choose "Internet" from the list of options.
  
• 6 Select "Connection Status," then "Connection 3: None" and "Wireless Connection." Choose "Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector" from the options list, then "Next" to continue.
  
• 7 Return to your PC and you will find your Wii listed in the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector Registration Tool window. Click on your Wii's name and select "Grant Permission to Connect."
  
• 8 Return to your Wii and click "Next" for the setup completion window, and then click "OK" to run the connection test.
  

IT TOOK 1.5 HOURS TO SYNC UP AND CALIBRATE A NEW TONY HAWK RIDE SKATE BOARD WITH A Wii.
THE ON-LINE DIRECTIONS AND TROUBLESHOOTING = SUX!.

PLEASE FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS IF YOUR HAVING THE SAME ISSUE:
1) Remove skateboard battery's for 1 minute
2) Reinstall 4 new/fully charged AA Battery's in the Tony Hawk RIDE Skateboard.
3) Plug the Tony Hawk Wireless USB Dongle into the "upper" WII USB Port,
Turn on the WII,
Insert the Tony Hawk Ride game disk
Keep pressing A on the WII Controller till you get to the Error Screen saying:
*Unable to SYNC up the skateboard with the WII*
4) Make sure the WII and the plugged in wireless USB Dongle are laying on the floor in front of the wireless skateboard "sideways" with the wireless dongle towards the right side of the WII.
5) The directions state to 1st press the wireless USB dongle reset/Sync button, then the so called Start button on the board, which did not work 100 different times.
6) Instead (on the side of the board) all 4 of the blue LED lights were on. Now press and hold the button which is the Start/Home/blue little house/C- looking Button on the side of the board for 5 seconds. The Blue LED lights should now all be off!
7) Now press the WII Wireless USB Dongle reset/Sync button.
8) After the Dongle sync

Is this a modified Wii? Nintendo support has no information about such a message.

If it's modded I would check the following forum for more info:

http://www.wiihacks.com/general-homebrew-hack-issues/22814-usb-loader-gx.html

Hi,
There are three options available to connect Nintendo wii to the :-
Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet through a Wireless Router (1) Turn on your Nintendo Wii by plugging it into a power source and pressing the power button. (2) Press the "A" button on your Wii controller to continue from the warning screen. (3) Select "Wii" button in the left hand corner of the main menu, by using your Wii remote to move the hand shaped cursor over the "Wii" button and pressing the "A" button on the controller to select the Wii options. (4) Click the "Wii Settings" box on the right. (5) Select the left arrow to scroll over to more options. Then select "Internet" from the list and "Connection Settings." (6) Choose an open connection by selecting the "Connection 3: None" option, then the "Wireless Connection" option, and the "Search for an Access Point Option." (7) Choose the access point you want to use from the list that will be displayed. Save the settings by clicking "OK." Then click "OK" to start a connection test. When the test is complete you are connected.
Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet with a Wii LAN Adapter (1) Insert the Wii LAN Adapter into the USB port on the back of the console. (2) Connect an Ethernet cable from your modem or router to the adapter. (3) Turn on the Wii console. (4) Click the "Wii" options button in the lower left hand corner. Select the "Wii Settings" option by clicking on the left square. Scroll to list more options by clicking on the blue arrow to the left of the screen. Choose "Internet" from the list of options. (5) Select "Connection Status," then "Connection 3: None" and "Wired Connection." (6) Click "OK" to initiate the connection test. When the test is done you should be connected.
Connect a Nintendo Wii to the Internet through a PC (1) Insert the CD that came with the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector into a PC running Windows XP that is connected to high speed internet. When the setup window appears click "OK" to start the installation. (2) Choose your language and click "OK". (3) Insert the connector into a USB port on the PC when prompted. Hook the connector directly to the PC as ports on the monitor and keyboard will not work. (4) Click on the registration tool on the Windows task bar. (5) Turn on the Wii console. Click the "Wii" options button in the lower-left corner. Select the "Wii Settings" option by clicking on the left square. Scroll to list more options by clicking on the blue arrow to the left of the screen. Choose "Internet" from the list of options. (6) Select "Connection Status," then "Connection 3: None" and "Wireless Connection." Choose "Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector" from the options list, then "Next" to continue. (7) Return to your PC and you will find your Wii listed in the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector Registration Tool window. Click on your Wii's name and select "Grant Permission to Connect." (8) Return to your Wii and click "Next" for the setup completion window, and then click "OK" to run the connection test.
Thanks for using Fixya.
Good Luck and have a nice day.

You might want to try a Loader instead of the Wii's disc channel. Are you playing original games or backups? You might have broke the Homebrew channel with the 4.0 upgrade. Check out this Wii homebrew set of tutorials to see if it'll help
http://www.wiilovemario.com/The-most-up-to-date-Wii-Homebrew-and-Backup-tutorials-known-to-mankind

Ok well first of all, you'r first remote is working fine right? Ok lets move on to the second remote. On the left of the wii there is a little hatch that you can open, in there there is the slot to insert a SD memory and there is a red button. Press the red button and wile that is hapenning grab the wiimote and pres 1 and 2 at the same time once. The lights on the remote should start flashing and it will be in sync all together.. And voila two wii remotes working fine,

-Alex