#Can I use a USB stick(not an sd card) to load apps onto my home brew?

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dense igloo
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Sorry for all the USB related questions

odd coyote
# dense igloo Sorry for all the USB related questions

USB Sticks/flash drives are not recommended to use as they often cause problems. It is recommended that you use an HDD. SSDs are also compatible but wont give you any more benefits of an HDD on a Wii. If you need recommendations for a cheap HDD, here’s a few
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dense igloo
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But they aren’t reccomended

odd coyote
# dense igloo So I can?

Flash drives often get worn down pretty quickly by the wii, and sometimes just flat out corrupt themselves. But they do work sometimes

dense igloo