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# Blocking Updates
All currently known Wii U exploits can, unlike e.g. the Nintendo Switch RCM exploit, be patched by a system update. Although the Wii U is no longer officially supported, Nintendo may still release updates for it. Namely the updates 5.5.3 and 5.5.4 were both released after the Wii U was discontinued, so blocking updates is still a recommended action.
All currently known Wii U exploits can, unlike e.g. the Nintendo Switch RCM exploit, be patched by a system update. Although the Wii U is no longer officially supported, Nintendo may still release updates for it. Namely, the updates 5.5.3 and 5.5.4 were both released after the Wii U was discontinued, so blocking updates is still a recommended action.
### Instructions
Currently two ways exist to block updates on the Wii U system:
Currently, two ways exist to block updates on the Wii U system:
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#### **Deleting The Update Folder**
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1. Download and extract [ftpiiu_everywhere](http://wiiubru.com/appstore/zips/fpiiu-cbhc.zip) to the root of your SD Card.
1. Download an FTP client of your choice such as [FileZilla](https://filezilla-project.org/download.php).
1. Plug the SD Card into your Wii U console and power it on.
1. Launch the CFW of your choice (mocha, haxchi/cbhc) and enter the Homebrew Launcher.
1. Launch the CFW of your choice (Mocha, Haxchi/CBHC) and enter the Homebrew Launcher.
1. Navigate the Homebrew Launcher and run the ftpiiu_everywhere app.
1. Take note of the IP address on the Wii U screen.
1. On your PC run your preferred FTP client and open an FTP connection to your Wii U. In FileZilla this can be done using the Site Manager, but be sure to replace the IP address with the one shown on your Wii U screen:
1. On your PC run your preferred FTP client and open an FTP connection to your Wii U. In FileZilla, this can be done using the Site Manager, but be sure to replace the IP address with the one shown on your Wii U screen:
<img src="docs/assets/img/FTP.png" alt="FileZilla">
1. Navigate to `/storage_mlc/sys`. You should see an empty folder called `update`.
1. Right click the folder and delete it.
1. Right-click the folder and delete it.
1. You are now blocking updates.
### **DNS Blocking**

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# Dumping Wii U Discs
Dumping your Discs allows you to install a copy of your game to the system NAND/an USB device so you can play it without needing the disc.
Dumping your Discs allows you to install a copy of your game to the system NAND/a USB device so you can play it without needing the disc.
?> Dumping and installing games requires a working Homebrew setup, so make sure to finish the main guide on installing CFW first before following this.
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#### **Install To USB**
?> When installing a game to an USB device, we recommend that you use an HDD and not a flash drive, as those are not optimized for constant reading and writing, therefore making them fail quickly. If your HDD is not externally powered, you will need an Y-cable to connect it to two USB slots on the Wii U.
?> When installing a game to a USB device, we recommend that you use an HDD and not a flash drive, as those are not optimized for constant reading and writing, therefore making them fail quickly. If your HDD is not externally powered, you will need a Y-cable to connect it to two USB slots on the Wii U.
!> In order to install to an USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase all contents of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you re-format it.
!> In order to install to a USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase all contents of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you reformat it.
### What You Need
- Your SD Card needs to have enough space to fit the game you want to dump.
- An USB HDD (+ a Y-cable if needed)
- A USB HDD (+ a Y-cable if needed)
- The [disc2app](http://www.wiiubru.com/appstore/zips/disc2app.zip) Homebrew app
### Instructions
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#### **Install From USB**
?> If you do not have enough space on your SD Card, you can use an advanced technique to install dumps from an USB device. This is not the easiest thing to do, and has the disadvantage of only being able to install the game onto your system memory (NAND).
?> If you do not have enough space on your SD Card, you can use an advanced technique to install dumps from a USB device. This is not the easiest thing to do and has the disadvantage of only being able to install the game onto your system memory (NAND).
### What You Need
- An USB storage device (+a Y-cable if needed) with enough space to fit the game you want to dump.
- A USB storage device (+a Y-cable if needed) with enough space to fit the game you want to dump.
- The [disc2app](http://www.wiiubru.com/appstore/zips/disc2app.zip) Homebrew app.
- The [MochaFAT32](https://www.wiiubru.com/appstore/zips/mocha_fat32.zip) Homebrew app.
- The 1.4 release of [The Homebrew Launcher](https://github.com/dimok789/homebrew_launcher/releases/tag/1.4)
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### Moving The Game To USB
?> If you don't want to keep the game installed on NAND, you can use the Wii U's data management to move the game to an USB device.
?> If you don't want to keep the game installed on NAND, you can use the Wii U's data management to move the game to a USB device.
!> In order to move your game to an USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase all contents of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you re-format it.
!> In order to move your game to a USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase all contents of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you reformat it.
1. Reboot your Wii U to remove the effect of MochaFAT32.
1. Plug your USB device into the Wii U.

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1. Download and extract [ftpiiu_everywhere](http://wiiubru.com/appstore/zips/fpiiu-cbhc.zip) to the root of your SD Card.
1. Download an FTP client of your choice such as [FileZilla](https://filezilla-project.org/download.php).
1. Plug the SD Card into your Wii U console and power it on.
1. Launch the CFW of your choice (mocha, haxchi/cbhc) and enter the Homebrew Launcher.
1. Launch the CFW of your choice (Mocha, Haxchi/CBHC) and enter the Homebrew Launcher.
1. Navigate the Homebrew Launcher and run the ftpiiu_everywhere app.
1. Take note of the IP address on the Wii U screen.
1. On your PC run your preferred FTP client and open an FTP connection to your Wii U. In FileZilla this can be done using the Site Manager, but be sure to replace the IP address with the one shown on your Wii U screen:
1. On your PC run your preferred FTP client and open an FTP connection to your Wii U. In FileZilla, this can be done using the Site Manager, but be sure to replace the IP address with the one shown on your Wii U screen:
<img src="docs/assets/img/FTP.png" alt="FileZilla">
1. Navigate to `/storage_mlc/sys`.
1. Create a folder named `update`.