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Anonymous Posted on Jan 15, 2008

Wii Power, Wii Goes Dead when I press Power or Eject Button or Remote Power Button. Is THIS AN INTERNAL DAMAGE

I Need HeLp !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My Wii, Is really messed up!

And I just bought it !!!

It's my second day with my Wii, My Wii Just Froze while i was playing Wii sports, I press the power button to put it in standby mode 'the red light' and i press the power button again to start it.....and my Wii just goes Dead !!!!!

I plug out everything and plug in everything again, The Red Led Light indicator turns on which is the 'standby mode'. Once I press the Power or Eject button the Wii just goes DEAD!!! at that moment the Wii Red Light Indicator (Standby Mode) is not shown and if I press any button like the Power or Eject, the Wii wont do anything, it's just DEAD!!. But If I take out the Power cord From The Wii Conceal and plug it back the 'Standby Mode' Red Light Indicator comes back, but if I press any thing again the Wii goes Dead Again. The Wii doesn't give any sound or picture when it goes dead just a quick flash of red and greenish and blueish light which vanishes at the moment when i press the power or eject button. The Wii just doesn't power on.

THIS IS REALLY A POWER PROBLEM. CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE Wii Power.... ????????
PLZZZZ HELPPPPPPPP MEEEEEEE!!!!!!

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  • Anonymous Jan 31, 2008

    i have the same problem but i bough a game stop colling system and its still not working.

  • frogwii Feb 02, 2008

    My wii does the same thing but I figured out that if the red light ids on and I double click it the light flashes and goes back to red

  • frogwii Feb 02, 2008

    I have the same problem. However the red light came on when I woke up in the morning, I do not know the cause of it. I have unplugged the wii and plugged it back in multiple times. I have changed outlets, sockets, all of that. When I press the power switch the standby lights flash suddenly, then it shuts off comletely, with no lights at all, red or otherwise. there is a high pitched whine coming from the AC adapther box when I do this.

  • t24021994 Feb 08, 2008

    I have the same problem....red light comes on after being unplugged for awhile and when I turn the power on, it goes completely dead. I took it over to my friends house...they also have a wii & plugged our console into their power adapter and nothing....so the problem is definately in the console. When I called nintendo last night they suggested taking the console to a friends & they said if it wasn't the power adapter, that it might be a fuse problem. I will be calling nintendo this morning and sending it off for repair. Our wii isnt that old....we got it on January 2nd & really don't have a lot of time to play it.....so, it doesn't have a lot of hours on it. Did you get your problem fixed and if so, what was the problem?? Thanks for your help & good luck.

  • Anonymous Feb 18, 2008

    i have the same problem

  • Anonymous Feb 20, 2008

    Hello all,

    I'm facing the same problem. Wii goes dead when powering on. Have anyone found a solution yet?

    Thanks and regards,

  • smurf916 Mar 17, 2008

    Our wii is played almost everyday here and tonight when we went to play the console is dead..no red light nothing....changed plugs etc etc and no joy it's still dead. This has happened once or twice before when we first bought the console in May 2007 but hasn't happened in a good while. If anyone knows how to fix this please let us in on the secret
    .....it won't be long before we start getting wii withdrawal symptoms!!

  • all4my3kids Jun 09, 2008

    We are having this exact same problem! Red light goes on, but when power or eject button is pressed it goes out and no power.

  • nutsnflorida Jun 10, 2008

    My Wii Console is dead, dead, dead. No reaction to pulling out the plugs and resetting everything. No light, no power, no nothing. This is my second day with this game///UUGGHHHH

  • Anonymous Jun 10, 2008

    my wii will not turn on, ii have left it over night and still doesnt turn on, i dont even get a red light! could the battery be dead, i know it runs on ac power but there is an internal battery too.

  • Anonymous Jun 10, 2008

    My wii will not turn on i cant even get a light on the power button

  • Anonymous Jun 18, 2008

    same problem. i still can't get it to work.

  • Anonymous Jun 23, 2008

    same problem with the power light in standby mode-when pressed system goes dead. I replaced the AC adapter but that did not fix the problem.

  • Anonymous Aug 25, 2008

    Same here, had my Wii for about a year, but when I turned it off last night, could not eject the disk, then power when dead, unplugged and switched back on, got red light, when I try and turn on or eject disk the unit goes dead.  Any help would be much appreciated.

  • tahplanb Dec 15, 2008

    stopped midplay, now power light won't come backon

  • Anonymous Dec 26, 2008

    I have the same problem. Turn it on red light press any button and it goes dead. I have not had it fixed. Any ideas - seems some i have read are older problems. What did any of you do to fix?

  • flog41 Dec 26, 2008

    What was the solution to the Wii goes Dead when i press power or eject button or remote power botton?

  • Anonymous Dec 27, 2008

    I have the same problem with mine, and a game (Super Paper Mario)is stuck inside! Nintendo is sending me a new console and power adapter, while I have to send in the old ones to get the game out.

  • bradleyjsmit Feb 10, 2009

    Exact same thing!! Any solutions??

  • Anonymous Mar 09, 2009

    I press the power button to put it in standby mode 'the red light' and
    i press the power button again to start it.....and my Wii just goes
    Dead !!!!!

    I plug out everything and plug in everything again,
    The Red Led Light indicator turns on which is the 'standby mode'. Once
    I press the Power or Eject button the Wii just goes DEAD!!! at that
    moment the Wii Red Light Indicator (Standby Mode) is not shown and if I
    press any button like the Power or Eject, the Wii wont do anything,
    it's just DEAD!!. But If I take out the Power cord From The Wii Conceal
    and plug it back the 'Standby Mode' Red Light Indicator comes back, but
    if I press any thing again the Wii goes Dead Again. The Wii doesn't
    give any sound or picture when it goes dead just a quick flash of red
    and greenish and blueish light which vanishes at the moment when i
    press the power or eject button. The Wii just doesn't power on.

  • Anonymous Mar 20, 2009

    i have this problem currently and i can't get it fixed! its not exactly the same but, i had a power outage for like a complete second and now theres no lights on it at all and it wont turn on, any solutions?

  • Anonymous Apr 16, 2009

    theres no power on and its 1 year old

  • Anonymous May 11, 2009

    same =(

  • pletcher May 11, 2010

    Wow... as of tonight, I have the EXACT SAME problem. I'm
    researching and trying to figure it out. I'll post as soon as I
    figure it out if you'll do the same. This sucks.



    Good luck!

  • Ahmed
    Ahmed Mar 01, 2014

    My wii comes on but it freezes I press the power button and I hold for four seconds my wii switches off and then when I put it back on it freezes again D:<

  • Ahmed
    Ahmed Mar 01, 2014

    When I put my wii on it freezes and then I press the power button for four seconds then my wii switches off and I put it back on and it freezes again D:<

  • Anonymous Mar 22, 2014

    when I prees the power button the system goes on for about a second then goes back to standby mode. Relay clicks on then off in this time.

  • Anonymous Mar 22, 2014

    wont stay on after pressing power button

  • Anonymous Mar 29, 2014

    we put in a new game and it says press eject button and take out the game and try it again

  • Sticks
    Sticks Aug 08, 2017

    I had the same issue, turns out that the cube controller jacks on the top of the wii had bent some of the pins together short circuiting the console, straightened them up and it worked! hope this helps

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According to Nintendo u can try this. 1. push the reset button and if that doesn't work unplug all cords and memory cards (including sd) from wii and unplug av from the wii and the outlet in wall. Wait 2-3 min and then plug it back in. Thats as far as i got because that fixed my problem hope this helps someone!!!

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I had the same issue and found out that one of the USB ports was shorting it out causing the shutdown when button is pressed. I took a small flathead and straightend the prongs on the inside(I made sure the prongs weren't touching the outside wall of the USB port) I then hit the power button, and presto!!!! Hope this helps !

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I had the same problem as ctbtucker. (as of july 28 2010 he/she is solution #9 ) I've had my wii since november of 2009 and everytime the power goes out, it stops working. I tried un-plugging and re- plugging the cords and it wouldn't work. this happened several times and then it happend again a couple days ago so my mom found the "quick setup" booklet for my dad and he found the page that talked about how to connect the wii. so he unpluged the cords (I think it could work if it was unplugged one or both sides of the cord). We waited a couple minutes and then we repluged them in a certain order. 1. plug in the sensor bar, 2. plug in the AC adapter, 3. plug in the AV cable. it should work by then but if it doesn't I wish you luck.
EXTRA TIP: if you see/hear thunder or if you know a strong storm is coming unplug your wii system and the cords from both ends to prevent it from getting fried. because no one wants that on top of their origional problem. :D hahaha

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    henrik378 Feb 06, 2011

    Worked exactly as describe here, thanks! I was going to take it back but luckily I tried this first.

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There seems to be a problem with the wii power supplies. If you are not getting a red light at all, odds are that is it. The trick i used the first time was to literally smack the power supply on the ground and plug it back in. It seemed to work for a few weeks, now it is once again dead. Ill try it once more but currently am looking for new power supply. Had a friends do the same thing

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Here's what happened with my Wii... An SD memory card was removed when the Wii was in standby mode - after that it gave the 'red light" then DEAD when the power button was turned on (after a quick flash of green and the blue light that surrounds the disk entry). The soloution that I found was - put an SD card in - turn the Wii on - the Wii will come on, or it will repeat the dying sequence. Then remove the SD card - then my Wii fired right up again.

I was positive the power brick had died - but that wasn't the case.

Hope this works for some of you. Be careful when using SD cards to view your camera images.

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  • Anonymous Mar 21, 2011

    Holy Heck Batman! Try this! I had a "Bricked" Wii, even my 'savemii' chip would only read RED. I put an SD card in and fired it up a few times, some with the card in and sometimes without. It took a couple of tries until it started to come on without the card in. This has worked now with a couple of consoles I'd given up on. One would power off the instant you tried to turn it on And another would only black screen and not spin a disk. Both are up and running now!

  • Anonymous Oct 27, 2012

    My Wii was acting the same way, standby light on until any button was pushed, then it would lose power and fail to power on. After reading your post I decided to look at the memory card. One of kids had removed the memory card and stuck a penny in its place. After removing the penny, the Wii works fine. Thanks for the help, I would have never thought to look there.

  • Anonymous Dec 30, 2012

    The day I put a sd card as because i wanted homebrew channel then I was waiting to load but it was taking long and then I was taking the sd card out and it was stuck then i used something to get it out and once i got it out it turned off suddenly .when the red light came I pressed it and it should the yellow stand by mode and went away.I did the same thing but did not work

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My roommate and I both have a Wii -today the power went out for about 2 seconds and now neither one of them has any power. They are both plugged into a surge protector and have been unplugged several hours and still wont work. This seems to be an issue with Nintendo and they need to fix it. I will not pay to fix a system I've had less than a month!

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I had the same problem but in the end, it was because my son had put a coin in the SD slot and after removing it, that solved the problem!

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    I had the same problem but in the end, it was because my son had put a coin in the SD slot and after removing it, that solved the problem!


  • Anonymous Sep 05, 2012

    ty my kids had put a penny in mine and I just fixed my problem thanks so much

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I fixed my wii! maybe you guys can try unplugging the plug from both sides; the wall and the wii. then wait a little, plug it back in & try turning it on. it worked for me !

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Are you facing a window when you are playing your Wii? Do you notice if the cursor works better at night? The remote uses IR when pointing and selecting. Any harsh light will affect how well it performs. On top of that, the cursor (hand) never has worked 100% perfect in my opinion, but it does the job and isn't usually a big problem.

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I got this problem

I plug out everything and plug in everything again, The Red Led Light indicator turns on which is the 'standby mode'. Once I press the Power or Eject button the Wii just goes DEAD!!!

unplug power supply from wall disconnect senor bar, tv leads , remove game cube controllers & usb & sd memory leave for about 5 minutes, while wii disconnected check usb ports on back of console see if they look ok,
this fixed my console after a 002 error and a hard shutdown

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Weird, but I have been using my Wii in the horizontal position for a few months and then suddenly got this power problem (power light goes out when you click on it or try and eject a disc), whilst messing about trying to fix it, I found out that it seems to work fine in the vertical position!!  Not sure if this helps anyone, but it fixed mine.

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Maybe it turns off because it got overheated. So try waiting like around 30 min or something and leave it alone. Then after a while plug it it and try turing it on.
Also one of the reasons why it Problably got over heated was maybe u played a bunch of hours straight. So as i said leave it alone for a bit let it cool down if it got overheated. then try plugging it in and turn it on. Just a suggestion.

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Fiend your solution direct from nintendo. Here is your solution....
Wii Power, Wii Goes Dead when I press Power or Eje - 9047829.jpg

http://www.nintendo.com/wiiconsole/prob676ijt65/solution
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I'm a bit late to the party but when I unplugged my dvd drive the power light stayed on. I'm gonna replace the drive and see if that helps.

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Eh. I have the exact same problem. On top of that, the day before it went completely dead, it couldn't read any disks. Right now, I ish sitting here waiting for fifteen minutes to pass so I can see if it'll work.

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Don't call Nintendo unless you've got some money. I've tried, and it'll be $82 bucks.

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Unplug the wii overnight and it should work the next day.

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Just had this same problem. Tried unplugging cords and reconnecting including unplugging power cable from both the wii and the wall and leaving it for 5 minutes, but nothing worked. checked the USB ports etc for damage or possible shorts but they seemed fine. Finally put an SD card in the slot while the power was off at the wall and then turned it on and it worked fine. Took the sd card out and it has continued to work fine!!! Don't ask me why but it worked????

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Had a customer with the same problem found the sd card reader had pins out of place, pluged in a sd card a few times over and that fixed the problem

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The red color means off. the orange color means wii connect 24 is on.try the reset button. I'll try to find another solution

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This can be done with one person, but helps if you have an extra hand.
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Wii Remote doesn't work

1. Make sure that your batteries are in correctly. See working Wiimote for reference.

2. When you sync the Wiimote, press the red button in the battery compartment and immediately there after, press red sync button in the Wii Console front panel (where the SD card goes between the Eject and Reset buttons).

3. Power off Wii console completely and restart.

4. Press any button on the Wiimote to activate.

5. If the above steps don't work, you may want to return it to the store for a replacement.

Good luck!
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Wii remotes lost connection with console

You need to open the small compartment on the front (located between reset and eject) were your can insert a sd card. Above the slot will be a red button labled sync. Press(maybee hold) the button and press the 1 and 2 buttons on the remote. This should get your remote working with your wii.
----John
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Wii help!

we got it to work eventually by using a pin (ie a dressmakers pin). We realised the eject button wasn't clicking when pushed down, so was physically stuck, so used pin to pop the left hand side of the eject button out/up. Works a treat now.
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Wii remote

You need to resync your remote(s) to your wii. When you have turned your wii on press the red sync button next to the SD card slot then press the sync buttons on remote(s) under the battery cover. They should then both be connected. You can then change which one is no.1 or 2 etc. by pressing the home button and going into remote connection or whatever it is at the bottom and clicking on reconnect. Hope this helps. :-)
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