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#Find the title ID for the app you want to fix from [[wiiubrew:Title_database|WiiUBrew]] (EUR browser would be 000500301001220A) | #Find the title ID for the app you want to fix from [[wiiubrew:Title_database|WiiUBrew]] (EUR browser would be 000500301001220A) | ||
#Extract JNUSTool to a folder and run | #Extract JNUSTool to a folder and run <code>java -jar JNUSTool.jar [titleid] -dlEncrypted</code> | ||
#If you get <code>Invalid title ID</code>, remove the <code>-</code> from the title ID | #If you get <code>Invalid title ID</code>, remove the <code>-</code> from the title ID | ||
#Once the download finishes, copy <code>temp_[titleid]</code> to <code>install</code> on the root of your sd card. | #Once the download finishes, copy <code>temp_[titleid]</code> to <code>install</code> on the root of your sd card. |
Revision as of 04:24, 7 November 2023
If you ever need to fix a broken system app, such as a broken browser, here's how you can do so.
What you need:
- JNUSTool
- Java
- WUP Installer GX2 mod or UDPIH
- Find the title ID for the app you want to fix from WiiUBrew (EUR browser would be 000500301001220A)
- Extract JNUSTool to a folder and run
java -jar JNUSTool.jar [titleid] -dlEncrypted
- If you get
Invalid title ID
, remove the-
from the title ID - Once the download finishes, copy
temp_[titleid]
toinstall
on the root of your sd card. - Open WUP Installer GX2 mod (tiramisu only) from the HBL, or launch UDPIH
- Install the app you need to fix, and you should be good.
- If not, please ask in #wiiu-vwii-assistance at Nintendo Homebrew for help.