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Buy the WiiKey Fusion Now, only £22.99 including FREE 2-piece tri-wing and philips screwdriver set to open your Wii and FREE UK and Worldwide Shipping!
Follow our How to install your WiiKey Fusion Guide to install your WiiKey Fusion before following this guide.
The application used in this guide is WBFS manager courtesy of AlexDP it is available for both x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit) Windows XP/Vista/7 platforms, downloads are below:
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Preparing your SD card for use
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The WiiKey Fusion can make use of a file system designed specifically for the Wii; WBFS, it allows more games to be stored on a SD card than Fat/32 or NTFS file systems.
The first step in using the SD card for your is to format it in the WBFS format.
Note: Formatting your SD card will remove ALL data that is currently on it, please make sure that you have copied any important data off it prior to following the steps below.


You should first identify the drive letter of your SD card in My Computer or otherwise as WBFS Manager only presents the drive letter for selection in its interface, if you pick the wrong drive letter you could end up formatting data off a hard drive! If you are unsure what drive letter it is a good way would be to open My Computer without the SD card plugged in then plug the SD card in, refresh My Computer, the letter which has newly appeared is that of your SD card.
Once you have confirmed which letter your SD card is press the format button in WBFS manager and click Yes in the warning dialog that is shown.

If the formatting of your SD card completed successfully you will be presented with the box shown above. Click OK then make sure the drive letter of your SD card is still selected in the drive list and click the button circled above labelled 'Load'. Your SD card is now formatted and ready to be used for games/updates.
Adding games to the SD card
We will be using the same WBFS manager application as previously to add games to the SD card.


With the folder that has your Wii backups in open and WBFS manager with your SD card loaded open you can simply drag and drop the games from the folder to the right hand side window/pane of the WBFS manager interface. The program will automatically calculate the actual size of the game with dummy data removed.
The bottom left hand side of the window shows you how big your SD card is with a bar above it showing how full it would be if the current games you would like to be added are copied to the card. The actual number of MB/GB the games in total would take up is located just above the games list.
If the title of a game is read incorrectly you can rename it easily by selecting the game in the list then click rename, a box will come up where you can change the name then confirm.
Once you have selected the games you would like to copy and confirmed their titles click the 'Add to Drive' button circled in the image above, this will being copying the games to your SD card. Once the games have successfully been copied a box stating that 'Completed adding entries to WBFS drive' will show.
You can now close WBFS manager and remove/eject the SD card and insert it in to the SD card reader of your WiiKey Fusion ready to play the games!
Using the WiiKey Fusion
To load a game from SD card boot the Wii console with no disc in the console and a SD card in the WiiKey Fusion external SD card reader.

When the main menu loads a GameCube game will show in the disc channel.

Press start and the WiiKey menu will be loaded.

The menu is controlled using the reset button on the front of the Wii, a brief press cycles to the next item in the list, holding the reset button on an item will open/load the item.
To load a game cycle through the items till you get to the one you want, i.e. in the image above to load Wii Music, the reset button should be pressed 2 times then the reset button held. Once you have held the reset button to load the item you would like, the Wii will reset, the game/item you selected will now show in the disc channel, simply select and play.
When you want to change the game, at the Wii main menu press eject then reset the console, when the Wii main menu re-appears, the WiiKey menu (GameCube Icon) will show back in the disc channel allowing you to choose your next game. Simple as that!
Updating the WiiKey Fusion
The WiiKey Fusion can be updated from SD card. The update files are available from: http://www.wiikey.cn/en/downloads/ you will need to register and create an account on the site.

Once you have created an account and accessed the members area you will be presented with some options, click the WiiKey Fusion link.

Then select your region.

Once you have selected your region the available updates will be shown, clicking 'Get this file' will present the form shown above. To be able to download the update you must enter a legitimate serial number, this is located on the yellow sticker on the back of the WiiKey Fusion and can also be found in the corner of the WiiKey menu.
Enter your serial and click add, after doing this and checking the 'I agree to the above terms and conditions' check box the Download button will turn orange and you will be able to download the file.

The file you download will be named similar to the above i.e. wkf_upd_1_1.5Vz9________Eq_X.7z although 1_1 may be 1_2 or later, this is the update version number, the end of the filename if part of your serial number. The .7z archive can be extracted using WinRAR or 7-Zip software.

Once extracted you will be left with an ISO file which can be added to your SD card using WBFS manager in a similar manner to adding games. You do not need to format the card or remove any games from it before adding the update ISO.

Boot your Wii console with the SD card inserted in to the WiiKey Fusion card reader and no disc in the DVD drive. When the Wii menu loads up it will show a GameCube game in the disc channel.

Clicking the start button will show the WiiKey Fusion menu.

This is the WiiKey Fusion menu, your current version number is shown in the top right hand corner next to SW Version, in this case the version is 1.0, the update is shown in the game/software list as WIIKEY FUSION Update 1.1, this will of course change depending on what software update you have on the card.
To navigate the menu, a brief press of the reset button on the front the Wii console cycles through the menu options, holding the reset button load/selects the option. So to load the update on the console shown in the screen shot the reset button would be pressed 3 times briefly then when on the WIIKEY FUSION Update 1.1 option the reset button would be held.
Once you have held the reset button and loaded the update the console will reset to the Wii main menu once again. A GameCube game will show up in the disc channel, once loaded this will start the WiiKey Fusion update, it is automatic and does not require any user input, once complete the Wii will reset.

You can verify that the update was successful by accessing the WiiKey Fusion menu again, the version number in the corner should have updated the the software version you updated with. The update is now complete and can be removed from your SD card.
If you have any problems following the guide or require any help, feel free to Contact Us.
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