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|description=This application is based on the original System Settings Replace Tool made by Tona in 2008. It's main purpose is to backup and/or restore the setting.txt file, which contains console-specific information, like the serial number or the game region. When this file isn't present on the NAND (due to an accidental uninstallation of the System Menu) or it's corrupted, it is very likely that the console will not boot at all. However, if the user can access to Priiloader or BootMii, there is high chance that the System Menu can be reinstalled using an application compatible with GCN controllers (like WiiMod); but in order to re-enable the WiiMote connection, it'll be needed to restore a correct setting.txt. In other words, the SSRT aims to help in the brick recovery process by allowing the user to keep a valid backup of the setting.txt from his/her Wii.
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https://oscwii.org/library/app/SSRT
System Settings Replace Tool is an application is based on the original System Settings Replace Tool created by Tona in 2008. Its main function is to backup and restore the setting.txt file, which contains crucial information such as the console's serial number and game region.
 
Without this file, or if it is corrupted, the console may not boot at all. However, if the user has access to Priiloader or BootMii, there is a high chance that the System Menu can be reinstalled using a GCN controller compatible application like WiiMod.
 
But to re-enable the Wiimote connection, the correct setting.txt file must be restored. This tool helps in the brick recovery process by allowing the user to keep a valid backup of the setting.txt file on their Wii. If no backup is available, the SettingEdit tool by Spzx0 can be used to create a new setting.txt file on a PC and place it on the device used to restore the file.


==Screenshots==
==Screenshots==
==Media==
https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/wiihomebrews/systemsettingsreplacetoolwii3.png
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== Changelog ==
'''v2 2012/04/02''' (by PabloACZ)
* Added compatibility with the HW_AHBPROT mode.
 
==External Links==
* Open Shop Channel - https://oscwii.org/library/app/SSRT

Latest revision as of 01:18, 22 February 2023

System Settings Replace Tool
Systemsettingsreplacetoolwii2.png
General
AuthorTona, PabloACZ
TypeSystem Tools
Version2
LicenseMixed
Last Updated2012/04/02
Links
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Website

System Settings Replace Tool is an application is based on the original System Settings Replace Tool created by Tona in 2008. Its main function is to backup and restore the setting.txt file, which contains crucial information such as the console's serial number and game region.

Without this file, or if it is corrupted, the console may not boot at all. However, if the user has access to Priiloader or BootMii, there is a high chance that the System Menu can be reinstalled using a GCN controller compatible application like WiiMod.

But to re-enable the Wiimote connection, the correct setting.txt file must be restored. This tool helps in the brick recovery process by allowing the user to keep a valid backup of the setting.txt file on their Wii. If no backup is available, the SettingEdit tool by Spzx0 can be used to create a new setting.txt file on a PC and place it on the device used to restore the file.

Screenshots

systemsettingsreplacetoolwii3.png

Changelog

v2 2012/04/02 (by PabloACZ)

  • Added compatibility with the HW_AHBPROT mode.

External Links

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