000000XX.app
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Information
The 000000XX.app is the Nintendo container for the Wii system menu. By patching this file using MyMenu, a user can replace the default Wii theme. XX changes depending on region and version of your system.
- 00000040.app = 3.2 NTSC-J
- 00000042.app = 3.2 NTSC-U
- 00000045.app = 3.2 PAL
- 00000070.app = 4.0 NTSC-J
- 00000072.app = 4.0 NTSC-U
- 00000075.app = 4.0 PAL
- 0000007b.app = 4.1 NTSC-U
- 0000007e.app = 4.1 PAL
It is essential that you choose the correct System Menu version and region for your Wii, or you will be bricked. See Brick_Protecting_your_Wii.
How to find
If you're using the WADder.net Portapack version 1.5 or above, the easiest method is to use the included Base.app getter.
The next easiest way to find these .app files is from the NUS Downloader. To download the file properly, enter the following values, while making certain you have "Pack -> WAD" checked.
- 0000000100000002
and
- 288 for 00000040.app
- 289 for 00000042.app
- 290 for 00000045.app
- 416 for 00000070.app
- 417 for 00000072.app
- 418 for 00000075.app
- 449 for 0000007b.app
- 450 for 0000007e.app
Once the WAD is downloaded, use the WAD unpacker available with WADder to unpack the .app files. You do this by:
- Install WADder, if you haven't already.
- Browse to the WADder install folder.
- In a new window, browse to C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\
- Drag common-key.bin from the WADder directory to the C:\Documents... folder, but making sure you copy, not move (try a right-click drag).
- Drag the WAD you created on top of the wadunpacker.exe in the WADder install folder.
- Get the 00000001.app (approximately 6-8mb) from the wadunpack folder in the C:\Documents... folder. Rename this file to the appropriate name as above.
- You can install this with MyMenuify to go back to the original theme.
