I'm sure you know the feeling; you go to the video store, hire the latest Nintendo Wii games and rush home so you can spend the next 5 hours playing the hottest game on the market. Only you put the game into your Wii and nothing happens, or you put it in and all of a sudden an error pops up telling you to contact Nintendo.
You have got to be joking, right! Unfortunately not. This has happened to many a Wii owner in fact this has happened to many a gaming console owner. This problem is in no way limited to the Nintendo Wii. In this article I hope to show you a few tips for Wii troubleshooting.
One of the most frustrating situations is when an error code comes up. I mean what does a number mean to you and me? I wish when there was an error that it said "your AV lead isn't plugged in properly", wouldn't something like that make more sense?
Here are a couple of the most common error codes that you are likely to encounter. Code 32002, this means that you have problems with the internet setting on your Wii. Usually this will mean a problem with either the wireless router, Wii Wi-Fi USB connector or the WII Lan adapter.
Error code 32003 is another common Wii troubleshooting problem. This means that there is not enough space in the Wii's internal memory for it to install the most recent update.
Error 32004 means that the Nintendo servers are experiencing a high level of traffic and that you may have to wait a few hours. This usually happens when there has been a recent firmware update to the Wii system and everybody is trying to update their console.
The above are some of the more common Wii troubleshooting problems and hopefully I've mentioned the error that you have come across so that you can quickly get back to enjoying your gaming.
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