How do I connect the 2nd wii controller for donkey kong country returns? It does not allow the 2nd controller (two players) to play the game

Hello Nicole and welcome to FixYa. Sadly there is no way to recover data on the Nintendo Wii console once it has been deleted. If you had previously backed up your data to a Secure Digital (SD) Card you could reinstall it but other than that once it is deleted it is forever lost. I hope you found this somewhat helpful and thank you for using FixYa.

You said when if the game starts the controller goes off.try holding the sync button on the wii console for 15-20 seconds then resync all controllers.If it doesn't work try this:Start the donkey kong game then press the home button then go to the wii remote settings it has an icon of a remote then after you enter it find the reconnect then press 1-2 simultaneously to select who is the first player.If it doesn't work try resynchronizing it as the first controller.Hope this helps.

Try repostioning the sensor bar and make sure there is nothing blocking it.

Hope this Helps.

Zeppelinx12

Hi,
You may have problem with the disc. Do you use original disc?.
Regards, Jay

The wii cannot play burned disc without doing modifications that are considered illegal in many countries.

1. establish your first 'New Game' using only one remote.
2. restart game
   
3. Select a file to use.
4. Select "2 Players" and a screen will prompt you to sync your second remote. Press and release the A button on the second Wii Remote and you should be set to go.

Waiting to try it, but people are saying to get into the multiplayer mode first, and when the menu pops up that tells you to connect the second remote, either go to the home menu and 'reconnect', or use the red sync buttons on the controller and wii console.

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=27515707

http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/997764-donkey-kong-country-returns/57222374

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The 2nd Player controller port just might be shot. That or the part of the main board that deals with the 2nd controller. My suggestion is purchasing another controller board (the main board and controller board are separate and easily removable pieces) and switching them out. If the problem persists then the SNES's main board probably has an issue.