Difference between revisions of "Maintenance Mode"
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To access it, you have to hold the + and - buttons down on the Health and Safety screen for at least 3 seconds. Then a message pops up saying the system is operating in maintenance mode. To get out of it, you can restart the Wii or launch a Channel. | To access it, you have to hold the + and - buttons down on the Health and Safety screen for at least 3 seconds. Then a message pops up saying the system is operating in maintenance mode. To get out of it, you can restart the Wii or launch a Channel. | ||
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Revision as of 21:00, 4 February 2019
Maintenance Mode is a mode in the Wii Menu. For a long time, no one knew its actual purpose. Someone thought it was to hide personal information during a Wii repair. However, its true purpose as said in the SDK is to save Wiis from bricks, which is what most people use it for. It was designed to fix problems created from banners, mainly for RVT debug units.
CHANS scripts, RSOs, WiiConnect24 and the Wii Message Board are disabled in Maintenance Mode.
To access it, you have to hold the + and - buttons down on the Health and Safety screen for at least 3 seconds. Then a message pops up saying the system is operating in maintenance mode. To get out of it, you can restart the Wii or launch a Channel.
