WII DRIVEKEY Chip

Drivekey sits on the bus between the Wii motherboard and the DVD drive. It transparently monitors all data transmitted. When a backup disc is inserted DriveKey emulates an original game disc by transmitting and patching necessary data. DriveKey has full control and can read the entire DVD media. Step 1 Configure DriveKeyRemove DriveKey from it's packaging and switch the dip-switches as follows: Jap: ON ON, USA: OFF ON, Europe: ON OFF, Korea: OFF OFF Step 2 Open Your WiiWith a tri-wing screwdriver, remove the Wii cover, exposing the DVD drive. Step 3 Disconnect the DVD driveLift the hinge and gently pull out the cable from the DVD drive Step 4 Connect the DVD drive to DriveKeyInsert the included cable gently (pins face down) into both the DVD drive and DriveKey (at the end marked "DVD") and close the hinge. Step 5 Connect the Wii to DriveKeyInsert the cable previously removed from the DVD drive into the other end of DriveKey (at the end marked "Wii") and close the hinge. Step 6 Insulate DriveKey, close your Wii cover & enjoy!Stick the included DriveKey PVC sticker (or a few strips of insulating tape) over DriveKey to keep it out of contact with the chassis, replace the DVD drive and close the Wii cover. You will now be able to play backups (copies) of your favorite Wii titles as well as imported originals from other regions! It's as easy as that! Important Information* Burning discs for DriveKey * Adding JTAG update cableOther useful stuff* DriveKey Feature List * Get DriveKey!