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# Input your IP address, leaving the port blank, then hit connect. | # Input your IP address, leaving the port blank, then hit connect. | ||
#You should see a list of directories. | #You should see a list of directories. | ||
#Navigate to <code/>storage_mlc/usr/system | #Navigate to <code/>storage_mlc/usr/save/system/act</code> and There should be either one or multiple 800000X folders. These are the accounts. | ||
# Open one and you will find an account.dat file. drag this file to your desktop and open it in notepad as this will tell you whose account it belongs to. | # Open one and you will find an account.dat file. drag this file to your desktop and open it in notepad as this will tell you whose account it belongs to. | ||
#Once you've figured it out, delete the entire folder or folders. | #Once you've figured it out, delete the entire folder or folders. | ||
#Disconnect the client and then shut down the console(do not force power off). | #Disconnect the client and then shut down the console(do not force power off). | ||
#Boot up the Wii U again, and if done successfully, the account(s) should be gone. | #Boot up the Wii U again, and if done successfully, the account(s) should be gone. |
Revision as of 13:37, 1 April 2024
If you have recently bought a Wii U and find yourself with an account or two that is password locked, this is how you can delete them without acquiring the passcode.
Instructions
- Download the latest release of FTPiiu
- Extract the contents of the zip to the root of your SD card
- Download an FTP client of your choice(Filezilla, WinSCP, .etc)
- Insert the SD card back into your Wii U and boot up Aroma
- Open the plugin menu, navigate to the FTPiiu tab and your IP should show.
- Take note of this, you will need it later
- Set system files access to true.
- Boot up your preferred FTP client.
- Your console and PC must be on the same network.
- Input your IP address, leaving the port blank, then hit connect.
- You should see a list of directories.
- Navigate to
storage_mlc/usr/save/system/act
and There should be either one or multiple 800000X folders. These are the accounts. - Open one and you will find an account.dat file. drag this file to your desktop and open it in notepad as this will tell you whose account it belongs to.
- Once you've figured it out, delete the entire folder or folders.
- Disconnect the client and then shut down the console(do not force power off).
- Boot up the Wii U again, and if done successfully, the account(s) should be gone.