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 Member 922 Level 27.65 Mar 2006 
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Wii trouble
Didn't know which thread to add this to, the tech support or the Wii thread, so what the heck, if this is the wrong place, feel free to move it.
This monrning I was just exiting out of the 'Everyone votes' channel when the sensor dies, I wave the Wiimote around and still no arrow. I figured that it may be the batteries so I buy new ones, and used the sync buttons. No change! I then tried plugging in the game cube controler, but still no change. I did surf the internet a few days ago on it, but I can't see how that can effect it. What should I do about this? Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 570 Level 40.69 Mar 2006
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Did you try another Wiimote? You don't specifically have to use the sensor.
Also, there are alternative ways to let the Wiimote communicate, like Pit Vipers. There's nowhere I can't reach. 
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Member 922 Level 27.65 Mar 2006
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my friend is comming over today, I will ask him to bring his Wiimote and see what happens.
Additional Spam: my friend brought his Wiimote over, first it did not work with my Wii after trying the sync buttons, but as we where waving his mote around, mine suddenly came to life on the screen.... I wonder what happened. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.
Last edited by Chibi Neko; Feb 25, 2007 at 06:26 PM.
Reason: This member got a little too post happy.
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Chibi Neko 
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