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Message: [QUOTE="nobitakun, post: 296906, member: 56864"] USB 3.x has different power specs than USB 2.0. For Wii, you would better use a regular 2.5" HDD with a USB 2.0 enclosure, the speed gains you're getting are minimal with an SSD, which is overkill. As the USB is 2.0, even the HDD will saturate it. Anyways, read the device specs, it is very rare that even a USB 2.0 can't power it up. EDIT: Sorry, I forgot to tell you how to format into FAT32 your drive. From the UI you can't do it, for some Microsoft stupid reason. You need to open the CMD with admin privileges, then type the following: format /FS:FAT32 H: (replace H: with your drive letter) then press enter. It is supposed to format the drive. [/QUOTE]

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