How to Remove Blank Blocks From the Wii System Memory

The Wii is Nintendo's popular video game console, released in late 2006. The Wii, rather than focusing solely on improving graphics and speed, focused on creating a new way of interacting with video games. The Wii controllers ("Wii-motes"), detected the moved of your hands, allowing you to directly interact with video games like never before on a home console. The Wii has limited on-board system memory, known as "blocks" of memory. Removing blocks of memory from the console is fairly simple.

Instructions

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     Power on your Wii. Select the "Wii Options" button in the lower-left corner.

   • 2

     Select "Data Management." Select "Save Data."

   • 3

     Select the block(s) of data you wish to delete. Click "Erase." Repeat for additional unwanted blocks. If you have data on an inserted SD memory card you wish to remove, select the "SD Card" tab.

   • 4

     Click "Back" to exit out of the Wii Options menu.