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===What you need:===

*The [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EEB7ADev/thecloud/main/Haxchi%20Complete%20All%20in%20One.zip Haxchi/CBHC Complete All in One] zip file

*The [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EEB7ADev/thecloud/main/Haxchi%20Complete%20All%20in%20One.zip Haxchi/CBHC Complete All in One] zip file (Direct Download)

*Your SD card formatted as FAT32

{{Info|text=Be sure to have your SD card formatted as FAT32, not exFAT or NTFS. You can use GUIFormat with 32K (32768) allocation unit size to format it.}}{{Info|text=A quick note about SD Cards: you cannot use a USB adapter and plug it into the back of the console, it wont work. You need to use the front SD card slot on the console. Micro SD to normal SD adaptors work here.}}

{{Info|text=Be sure to have your SD card formatted as FAT32, not exFAT or NTFS. You can use [http://ridgecrop.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm GUIFormat] with 32K (32768) allocation unit size to format it.}}{{Info|text=A quick note about SD Cards: you cannot use a USB adapter and plug it into the back of the console, it wont work. You need to use the front SD card slot on the console. Micro SD to normal SD adaptors work here.}}

===Instructions:===

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====Launching The Installer====

# As described before, launch the Homebrew Launcher using the Browser Exploit

#As described before, launch the Homebrew Launcher using the Browser Exploit

# Navigate to Haxchi Installer

#Navigate to Haxchi Installer

#Click on it, and press <code>load</code>

The console should now reboot into the home menu

{{Info|text=If the game did not appear in the Haxchi Installer, please make sure that the game got installed on the System Memory (NAND) and not a USB drive. If you have a USB drive, make sure it is removed when installing Haxchi.}}

You should now see your DS game be replaced with a Haxchi Icon or name. If you launch it, the console will reboot, now with cfw enabled!

{{Info|text=Please note that Haxchi is a temporary CFW, meaning it wont persist on the next reboot. To bypass this, we can install CBHC. More on that later...}}

====Installing the Homebrew Laauncher Channel====

For now, in order to launch the Homebrew Launcher, you need to launch the Haxchi app, then launch it again while holding A.

There is something we can install in order to make it just a bit easier.

#Launch Haxchi to enable CFW, this will enable mods and take you back to the Wii U Menu

#Launch the Haxchi app again but this time hold A while doing so, this will take you to the Homebrew Launcher

#Navigate to WUP Installer GX2, and load it

#Once at WUP Installer GX2, select Homebrew Launcher Channel using the touchscreen, then touch Install

#Click Yes, then choose NAND as the Install location

The Console will now appear to load the Wii U Men- wait no, its WUP Installer GX2 🙃

After its done installing, it will take you back to the Mii Make- wait, its WUP Installer GX2 again :D

Now you can press the Home button about two times to take you back to the Homebrew Launcher, then... the Mii Maker? Then finally, you can just exit the Mii Maker to get back to the Home Menu.

'''Once you have exited the Homebrew Launcher by pressing the Home Button a bunch of times, you may notice a new app called Homebrew Launcher. This is what we want! This is what we just installed with WUP Installer GX2.'''

{{Info|text=From now on, to launch the Homebrew Launcher, you can simply launch the Homebrew Launcher app on the Home Menu. Note that if you get error 199-9999 while launching it, or any homebrew app you installed on the Home Menu, you likely forgot to launch the Haxchi app beforehand. (Or CBHC magically uninstalled itself)}}

== That's it! ==

Congratulations! 🎉 🥳 👏 You just successfully installed Haxchi onto your system, and are now at a point where you can start customizing and install homebrew apps. (If you want to install CBHC, that is a bit further down)

It's good to know what we just did, that way you understand what steps took place and not blindly following a guide.

Up to this point, we have:

# Loaded essential CFW files onto our SD card

# Used a browser exploit to launch the homebrew launcher

# Made a NAND backup

# Installed a DS Virtual Console game

# Injected Haxchi into that DS VC game

# Loaded a Homebrew app called WUP Installer GX2 to install a "forwarder" channel/app to make launching the Homebrew Launcher easier.