If the disc still doesn’t work, it might have been damaged permanently. Important Tip: It is highly recommended that you check if other discs work on the console before proceeding with the steps below. The lens can get damaged over time due to excess usage and this issue is very common in the Wii. A damaged lens can’t be fixed by any conventional means and will have to be replaced. Broken Laser Lens: The error might also be triggered if the Laser Lens of the console has been damaged permanently.The Laser Lens can also get dirty over time and this can prevent it from being able to scan and read the discs properly. Dirty Laser Lens: It can also be the other way around in some cases and the Laser lens might be the cause of the error.This issue can also trigger a bunch of other error codes on the Wii. The Laser Lens reads the data on the disc using an optical laser and if there is dirt on the disc, the laser might not be able to properly read the disc and the error might be shown. Dirty Disc: In most cases, this issue is triggered due to a dirty disc that the Laser Lens is facing issues while trying to read.SD cards on GameCube will potentially have similar issues, it's best to have a few different brands/sizes/types at your disposal. If USB flash storage doesn't want to work, try a different brand/size. It's recommended to use a Y cable for hard drives that fail to power up from one USB port alone. Please note that the Wii can be picky about particular USB drives/storage devices. USB or SD storage device (>1.35GB free space).If you have any questions about CleanRip?, please make a thread over at Features Supports USB 2.0 / NTFS / FAT32 & Front SD. A tool to backup your Gamecube/Wii Discs via IOS58Ĭreate 1:1 backups of your GC/Wii discs for archival purposes without any requirements for custom IOS (cIOS).
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