Re: An error has occurred please press the eject button… If you get this error all the time: “An error has occurred. Press the Eject Button and remove the disc, then turn the Wii console off and refer to the Wii operations Manual for help troubleshooting.”

This error code indicates that either the Wii U disc or the disc reader (lens) on your Wii U system may be dirty or damaged.

r/mariokart Yup there is an unofficial server called Wiimmfi which allows people to play online. There are also additional tracks called custom tracks that can be used and played online through CTGP.

This could indicate a problem with the Game Disc or with the Wii console.

Most power issues with the Wii can be fixed by resetting the AC adapter. Unplug the AC adapter from both the outlet and the console and let it sit for at least 2 minutes. Plug both ends back in, making sure that the adapter is plugged directly into a wall outlet, not a surge protector or power strip.

The Unable to read the disc error occurs on the Nintendo Wii when the console cannot properly read a disc due to the disc being dirty or damaged, a dirty laser lens, or a laser lens/optical-drive failure. The chances of one of these issues occurring increases the longer the console has been in use.

What to do

1. Eject the problematic disc if it is still in the system.
2. Power the system off and ensure it is placed correctly.
3. After 30 seconds has passed, power the Wii back on.
4. Insert the disc. Be sure to verify you are inserting it correctly.

Occasional lockups with video games can happen from time-to-time and do not necessarily indicate a need for repair or replacement. If a game freezes while playing, usually the power, reset, and eject buttons will not respond. …

Nintendo launched the Wii in 2006, and with it came the virtual console. For the time being, you can still download the classic titles purchased in the virtual console. However, those titles will no longer work at some unannounced future date, and there’s no way to back them up.

You connect the yellow plug from the Wii cable to the yellow jack on the adapter and use a VGA cable to connect the output port on the side on the adapter to the VGA input on the monitor. Notes: It also has VGA input so you can still connect a computer to the monitor without having to disconnect the Wii.

You don’t really need the sensor bar. It doesn’t transmit any data to your Wii console. That long, thin wire – it only plugs into Wii for power. The flames on the candles output a similar IR imprint that the Wii remote can read.

The only reason the sensor bar plugs into the Wii is to power the infrared bulbs. Because this is independent of the Wii system, you can easily replace the Wii sensor bar with household items like lit candles. Here’s how to do it: Place two lit candles roughly as far apart as the sensor bar is wide.

Check the cord on the Sensor Bar for any frayed wires or kinks, and verify that the Sensor Bar is free of obstructions. Check the button functionality, and that the Sensor Bar is operating correctly, by accessing the Wii Main Menu. If there is no response, there is likely a problem with the Wii Remote.

TIL that you can use two lit candles a few feet from each other as a replacement to a Wii Sensor Bar. Supposedly, the Wii remote picks up the light from the flames and it works just as the sensor does!