MAJOR wii problem HELP

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sceptileblade411

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my wii won't play any games one day i wanted to play and it said error has occurred unable to reads disc and i have tried multiple games and it's not the dirty factor me and my dad took it apart and we now the disc isn't spinning besides repairing it what should i do if i do need repairing where to go for a cheap price (it has been this way for 1-2 months now:( )
 
RE: wii problem

you shouldnt have taken it apart.
sound like you just needed to get the scratched removed from the disk
 
RE: wii problem

he said he tried more than one game. unless every game was messed up.
ummm amazon? ebay? gamestop?
 
RE: wii problem

safariblade i put it back together and we used online instructions there is no scratch:p
struby do you have details on the pricing?
 
RE: wii problem

The answer is easy, you have to update your Wii. It takes a few seconds, then, all your games and some more will be playable.
 
infmach said:
sceptileblade411 said:
didn't work no ^dates available:(
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mmm...strange, do you still have warranty?
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Well his warranty is void now that he took it apart. Most likely, your lazer was slightly off. Nintendo could of easily recalibrated the lazer to read the game. They can still do that, but won't since your waranty is broke. Go to local gaming stores and pray that they repair, otherwise; TRUST THE INTERNET. It's never lied to us, right?
 
They probably can repair it, but it will cost money now that the warranty is void. Hopefully, the cost of recalibrating the laser doesn't exceed the cost of a new console. I would say that if the cost is above 50% of the cost of a new console, then you may consider just buying a new console instead, unless you know the problem won't happen again, or the system isn't prone to other errors happening. If you have downloaded video games through the Virtual Console and WiiWare, Nintendo should be able to transfer them over to the new system.
 
Gamestop doesn't do it. Go to a locally owned buisness and see if they'll repair it. If not, take the 70$ deal, buying a new is 250, and used is 200, so your best option is to have nintendo fix it.
 
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