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How Antivirus works when we use CD DVD USB sticks

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Khaja Kadar commented on 26 Jan 2014

what are the techniques used for scanning and how they detect ...can you please explain this....what it do if it don't have updation about viruses...how the viruses hide it from anti virus

Hanna explains how a USB drive works

Edit: USB STICK FTW - Works like a charm!

Yeah..since a few days now, my Wii stopped reading ISOs and two specific games; SSBM, and SSBB. It can read any other original disc correctly.. Any ideas?

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BigSharkZ commented on 12 Sep 2010

Damn it. I just think I have to clean it, because it seems to be dusty. If that doesn't work, I would need to get a new disc. But damn, I have no money. As for sending it to Nintendo and getting that message, my friend got the exact same thing. No need to call them jack asses, they don't have to fix your Wii if you hacked it, which is not a good thing. If I was them, I'd charge people, but I would still fix hacked Wiis. As long as there aren't stolen games on the Wii, but homebrew only.

VGKamikaze commented on 12 Sep 2010

I think you're right about the disc lens. Same thing happened to me and my hacked Wii with Brawl (I'm fortunate enough to have a backup Wii in case my hacked one gets bricked or just bites the dust). Nintendo offers repairs for the disk lens, even if you hacked, but you gotta make it look like you didn't hack, I think (my friend removed the HBC from his Wii before he sent it in, and it came back fixed).

Pokechao commented on 12 Sep 2010

this exact same thing happened to me and now my wii stopped reading ANY DISC WHATSOEVER i have to say this: your screwed. ur disk drive is probably fcked up now the only option is get a new wii because if u send urs to nintendo with Homebrew channel on it they will just send it back without trying to fix it all and leave a note saying "SORRY THERES NO WAY TO FIX THIS, BUY A NEW WII" those jackarses >_>

BigSharkZ commented on 12 Sep 2010

That's what I thought about doing, but my parents don't want to give me money, and I only have money for school right now. The disc I use for Brawl is my original one, since my Wii stopped reading ISOs before Brawl stopped working. All of my ISOs give me disc errors, and Brawl does not load at all except I spam the launch button on Backup Launcher, until I get to this screen.

Fireking220 commented on 12 Sep 2010

The only thing I can think of is the brawl disk has scratches near the center of the disk or your wii lens is shot. You can always by a wii lens cleaner and see if that does the trick though. If either of those dont work I would recommend buying an external hdd. They go for about 50 to 60 bucks on newegg.com so I would recommend you save up for that when you get the chance.

B16MAN1 commented on 16 Sep 2010

@MarineMechX2 it happens and as far as i know, it has nothing to do with the lens but it happened with my friend, just brawl and melee, and now his wii doesn't even turn on, and he doesn't even create or use hacks so its no form of a brick due to that.i know about the bluetooth and wi fi module broken thing but i think he got f**ked by the game idk. just a theroy.

WedginatorX commented on 12 Sep 2010

This is happening to a lot of wiis now. It happened to mine about a month ago. The earliest Wiis had disc drives that weren't designed to handle dual layer discs, however nintendo later made brawl.. on a dual layer disc. You just need to replace the disc drive with a newer one and i believe it should be good. It worked for me.

MarineMechX2 commented on 13 Sep 2010

WOW. You're having the same problem I've been having for 3 years, now... BRAWL. MELEE. The ONLY two games I have problems with when it comes to the Wii... WHY?! Currently, I can actually play Brawl... but I cannot pick Mario, DK, Fox, or Falco, lest I get an automatic load error. So gay...

BigSharkZ commented on 12 Sep 2010

You're not the only one who offered me that, but I'd prefer to test what I make by myself, since it's a much faster process, and if something is messed up, I will know what it is exactly. If it freezes, then I can test it again faster instead of always sending remade files.

brawler0422 commented on 12 Sep 2010

wow, bad luck lately huh? This happened to one game disk of mine, i think i let it alone for a very long time and i tried again just for kicks and it started working again. Im not sure you would get such luck, but either way i do hope it could be repaired.

jonthedit commented on 12 Sep 2010

Well Nintendo did a Ninja Update that forced Wiis to update with out you knowing while playing a Wi-fi game. I think your one of the people who got f*cked. Like me, except Nintendo completly wiped my wii and forced it to D_False whenever it was started up

frynaut commented on 12 Sep 2010

I read the description. Is it an old Wii? Did you send it to Nintendo so they can have a dual layer disc reader fixed? They'll do it for free, extend your voided warranty, and won't anything twords your hacks. (Happened to me.)

secretchaos1 commented on 12 Sep 2010

I'd buy a usb then, an 8GB. That'd be enough to hold brawl and you can always swap games from your pc until you can get an HDD. That's what I did when my laser broke, I waited for a hard drive to go on sale and now I use that.

TheBalishChannel commented on 12 Sep 2010

Go to Best Buy, and buy something called, "dvdDr". I had the exact same problem, literally the exact same thing. I kept putting the disk in and out and then in again. When I bought dvdDr, it worked like a charm...

ShinyMagnezone commented on 12 Sep 2010

I remember when this happened to me, I sent mine to Nintendo for them to clean my lens and they made sure that the game would play before they sent it back to you, and best of all they charge you nothing for it

Lishy1 commented on 30 Sep 2010

@BigSharkZ It's possible to play brawl mods with a backup? I'm having a similar problem, can you explain to me what to do? Smashboards doesn't support backups discussion, so I don't know who else to ask x.x

BigSharkZ commented on 12 Sep 2010

Well, they can find that your Wii has been hacked, even if you remove everything. That, and I can't even make a backup of everything I have, for some reason. It only works with a few channels and saves.

Zant5976 commented on 12 Sep 2010

@thebigman2121 the laser can't be completely broken, and if it was skipping parts of the disks then it would probably get this error at least once on some other games that aren't SSBB and SSBM.

Rufus: How to create WINDOWS 10 Preview bootable USB stick (Works with any WINDOWS or Linux)

In this tutorial I will show you how to make a bootable USB drive, or SD card. I tested it with Windows 10 Preview version. All you need is USB stick or SD card ...

Tesla with USB Mouse and Floppy Drive!!

This is a brief overview of the Tesla Model S audio system followed by experiments with USB devices. It turns out that USB Keyboards and USB CD Drives do ...

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nambinhvu commented on 26 Dec 2014

Have you tried making a data CD? Burn the music on there in data mode, I think the problem with a music CD is that they are burned in a different format and file type that isn't readable that way, though I'm not sure why you would do that, when you could get a tiny usb drive that can hold hundreds of GB of data, vs a max 8.something GB dual layer DVD.

nambinhvu commented on 26 Dec 2014

Sorry, just read the comments, noticed you've already tried. haha

J XXX commented on 19 Dec 2014

lol nice. if Tesla team up with apple and put macbook system, that will be cool. can work in the car. USB keyboard or usb cassette player?

Aditya Mokkarala commented on 26 May 2015

+Topias Salakka Preach it, bro!

Topias Salakka commented on 03 Mar 2015

Team up with Apple? Fuck that. Why would you want to put a slower OS on it?

kenken830 commented on 18 Dec 2014

USB Keyboards used to work right up until mid-2013. Surprised that a CD drive would not work, when a floppy disc does. Are you inserting a regular data CD with audio files? An audio CD would not work.

Michael Cermak commented on 18 Dec 2014

I tried both a data CD (with MP3s) and an audio CD. Only a real geek would have thought to ask, though!!

Liam Yore commented on 17 Dec 2014

wait, wait, wait. There's a Tim Minchin channel? I need to get that!

Michael Cermak commented on 17 Dec 2014

I was secretly hoping someone would notice that! #SamsMom

Roberts Svidrickis commented on 16 Dec 2014

How about usb hdd?

Michael Cermak commented on 17 Dec 2014

I could understand the Random request, but finding a particular song using Album or Artist works fine for me. Maybe I just don't have enough music. ;-)

Jonathan Fair commented on 17 Dec 2014

It does, I have friends who have the giant HDD's (like 1TB) hooked up to their cars with their entire music library all stored there. This is one of the reasons people have been begging for a "random" button on the car playback as well as some other media options to make their massive libraries more manageable. Because as it stands it gets a little much to just find one single song you want to listen to if you have a really big library.

Roberts Svidrickis commented on 16 Dec 2014

Yes. I think so too

Michael Cermak commented on 16 Dec 2014

I haven't tried yet, but I'd bet that it would work!