Installation of the Wiikey 2

Disconnect your Nintendo Wii. Unplug the Wiimote or classic controller and any other peripherals from the gaming system. Use your Phillips screwdriver to unscrew the battery tray from the bottom of your Nintendo Wii and then remove the Wii battery tray. Remove the three Phillips screws located at the top of the battery tray with a Phillips screwdriver and two tri-wing screws with a Tri-Wing screwdriver at the bottom of the battery tray.

Position the Nintendo Wii so the disc tray faces towards you. Keep the Nintendo Wii sitting on all four feet. Remove the four hidden tri-wing screws. Two are located behind the stickers, and the other two are behind rubber feet.

Turn the Nintendo Wii upright and open the controller panels. Find the three screws along the top of the controller panels and unscrew them. Note the hole for the one longer Phillips screw. You need to screw it back in the same place when reassembling your Wii.

Turn the Wii until you see the faceplate and then slide the faceplate out of place. Unplug the connector to separate the faceplate from the video game console.

Turn your Wii back to the controller panels. Remove the black panel by pinching between the Nintendo Wii memory card slots and then gently pulling out the panel. Remove the top two tri-wing screws and the bottom two Phillips screws.

Place your Nintendo Wii on its largest side and then lift the case off the gaming system. The case should come off easily. Remove the four screws with your Phillips screwdriver.

Lift the DVD player towards above the Nintendo Wii. Find the DVD connector underneath. Connect the WiiKey 2 mod chip to the DVD connector. Ensure the Wiikey 2 is secure.

Reassemble your Nintendo Wii to complete installation of the Wiikey 2.