1. Turn on your wii and let it finish booting up 2. Take off the battery cover off the new controller 3. Press the sync button on the new controller. All the blue leds will light up and blink 4. Press the sync button under the SD card slot on the wii console.
[QUOTE="Duckman5"]Does anyone read the manual?Quiksilver0519
Don't be silly.
I do.
I was being ironic; I occasionally read manuals too, although I have to admit it's much more satisfactory just plugging things in when you've just bought something.
1. Turn on your wii and let it finish booting up 2. Take off the battery cover off the new controller 3. Press the sync button on the new controller. All the blue leds will light up and blink 4. Press the sync button under the SD card slot on the wii console.chansaet
The wiimote that comes with the wii is already hardware sync. Also you have to do it on the press A screen otherwise the hardware sync is only temp. The insystem sync is a temp sync that then goes away. It's meant for friends who bring their wiimotes or wiimotes you only use when company comes over.
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