Using 2,5" drives is only possible with an Y cable as the Wii U doesn't offer enough voltage on the USB ports where the good old Wii did So a 2,5" drive takes up an extra USB slot (two in sum) You could use an active USB hub though As some of you may already know, certain USB selfpowered external hard drive might not run stably with the Wii U due to lack of power in one USB port If yThe intro screen loads up for a while and then the screen turns black and says "The External USB Hard Drive has been disconnected by the Wii U Please make sure you plug it into a AC Adapter or make sure the Y cable is connected properly Please press the power button for 4 seconds to go back to the main menu" OK Nintendo
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Wii u hdd y cable-Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Top Quality USB 30 Dual Power Y Shape 2 X Type a to Micro B SuperSpeed Cable at the I have confirmed that this HDD works with the Wii U I am using a USB Y Cable to provide enough power, but have not tested just plugging straight into the unit without the Y cable The Wii U detected the HDD immediately upon boot up
In the Wii U's case, it means you're going to need to purchase a Y Cable, plug the single end into the external, and both of the other ends into the two USB ports on the Wii U That's not a big deal, and if you already have a portable external you'd like to use, buying the Y cable is going to be cheaper than buying another hard driveThe Nintendo Wii U also has USB ports rather than 30, which opens up the possibility of using a vast array of external drives rather than the USB 30 models required for Xbox OneIn this video I show the entire process of adding a USB External HDD to the Wii U It is a very simple and easy process I also show how to migrate data fr
Then i read about Y cables and then suspected the hdd being the issue, then low and behold, i unplug the hdd, and things look better, with the exeption of a new ``ghosting``effectI wasnt useing a y cable, over a long period of time, and now my wii u displays``ghosting`` Regardless, if an ext HDD doesn't work while connected to Wii U, and you know nothing's wrong with it, a ycable will make it work I tried connecting my USB 30 ext HDD with a single cable, andWii u external hard drive issues and game size info250gb to 1tb external space should be plenty of room to store your wii u gameshttp//wwwneweggcom/prod
For people wondering what sort of HDD they need for their WiiU and what kind of cable they need Links belowHard Drive http//wwwamazoncouk/gp/product/BNo matter which model I get I'm gonna get a hard drive, but currently I have an Verbatim 500GB drive that is powered by a single USB output If you have daptor So to work around this, you use a YCable to draw power from 2 rather than 1 USB ports to provide sufficient power to operate the portable external HDD
Here's the deal the hard drive on your Wii U isn't huge you can grab a Y Cable and use it connect the drive to your Wii U You simply connect the one MicroB end (the funny looking one) toJSAUX USB 30 Micro Cable, 2 Pack (1ft33ft) External Hard Drive Cable USB A Male to Micro B Charger Cord Compatible with Toshiba, WD, Seagate Hard Drive, Samsung Galaxy S5, Note 3, Note Pro 122 ect 47 out of 5 stars 1,923 $1199 Wii U #3 Just to clarify, if you have a powered hard drive (ie one that comes with an AC adapter), then you don't need a Ysplitter You can just plug it into one of Wii U's USB ports, and it will work fine A USB splitter is only needed for selfpowered drives I personally have a 1TB Seagate Free Agent Go
In order to get your HDD to be recognized you may need to use a split USB cable The downloaded games need to be the region of your Wii U USA games only work on a USA Wii U European games only work on European consoles If you install out of region games, your Wii U console will brick The games will be playable online!However it is recommended to use a Ycable to make sure the hard drive gets enough power Self powered hard drives with a USB cable are compatible with the Wii U However it is recommended to use a Ycable to ensure the hard drive receives enough powerThe only problem that I had with using the Y cable was that it made my Wii U on standby freeze and had to restart while losing data That was fixed with getting a better cable that had a more secure connection with the hard drive 1 level 1 thefeelofempty
Your hdd must have an external power supply If it does, you don't need the Ycable You only need to configure the hdd to have its sleep function disabled This can be done via Wii U level 1 jayf17z 1 point 2 years ago The hard drive I have is powered by a single USB port and I've never needed a ycableI have a USB 1TB 25" USB 30 HDD from Seagate It came with 1 USB Cable (not that Y ONE) and it works pretty good on my PC, TV and on the ANDROID TV and even on a WII i used to haveExternal Hard Drive Cord, CableCreation USB 30 to Micro USB Y Cable with USB Charge Cord, Compatible Samsung Note 3, External Hard Drive, HD Camera, Wii U
Use our modchips and softmod tools to add an external USB or USB 30 Hard Drive to Nintendo WiiU and play Games and apps from the expanded storage space Copy game backups to WiiU U Hard Drive and play them with WiiU USB Loader GX Use WiiU Hard Drive to install WAD files or run backup copies of your games If your Wii U is taking long time without detecting your hard disk you have whether use Y USB cable or USB hub and it will work fine Make sure that you use the Your right about hdd, one with a power supply cable is best as Wii U USB ports don't provide much power Y cable supposedly works if it doesn't have power supply cable but I
Some buspowered hard disc drives draw more current than the USB specification and might not run stably, so we cannot guarantee that such devices will run properly on Wii U without the use of a supplemental power cable called a ycable that draws power from two USB portsHabsGamer (Topic Creator) 8 years ago #5 good to know it will work I just bought a 30 usb WD HDD with 2 TB inside 3DS Wii 19 5338 0929 87 ACCF Mario Kart Wii User Info jjgator jjgator 8 years ago #6 It'll work, but it won't be any faster than a drive There's a simple fix for this and it's called a Dual A to MicroB USB Ycable It costs like $5 at Amazon and it will supply any slim 25″ portable hard drive with enough power (up to 1000mA) to run with the Wii U But here's the catch It takes up both rear USB ports on the Wii U For some people, this is no big deal
Luckily you can add more space to the Wii u with a hard drive and an enclosure which I had I however later found out that the Wii u isn't strong enough to power up said hard drive so I needed a Y cable to do so This cable plugs into the hard drive and then into the two USB slots on the Wii u which allows enough power for it to work You can connect dapter"When I first got my Wii U, I hooked up the 1TB external HD I got when I needed one to save my computer It too lacked external power, and wouldn't work I bought a Ycable for it, and it was good for the remainder of the time I used it I later switched it out for a 3GB HD I took out of a dead computer, hooking it up with a powered external
Some buspowered hard disc drives draw more current than the USB specification and might not run stably, so we cannot guarantee that such devices will run properly on Wii U without the use of a supplemental power cable called a ycable that draws power from two USB ports For best results, we recommend using a external storage device withAlexanderpas EU Any regular SSD should work I personally have an Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB You need either an Y cable or a SATA Adapter that has its own power connector for optimal stability If you use an Ycable and power it from the Wii U using both USB ports, the maximum draw is 500 mA 1 level 2 SteliosF Op 4yI tried connecting the cable to my Wii U to make use of an external HDD and it DID NOT WORK I purchased a different Ycable as a result, a SaiTech IT brand Ycable, and that is working just fine This cable worked when I connected the HDD to my PC, but not to the Wii U Do NOT purchase this cable if you plan on using it for the Wii U
Y Splitter Cable posted in Wii U Hardware I've been looking around and reading a hell of a lot of forums and articles about the Wii U's external hard drive options and capabilities However, theres one last thing i can't seem to find out! The Wii U and a portable USB HDD (or Why I added a big capacitor to a USB cable) It's actually recommended you use a Yadapter cable with the Wii USo we cannot guarantee that such devices will run properly on the Wii U without the use of a supplemental power cable called a ycable that draws power from two USB ports For the best results with storage devices, we recommend using a hard drive with its own power supply that connects to the Wii U via the USB port on the console
Man, this article was a lifesaver My son has filled up his 32gb Wii U and we have both Breath of the Wild and Lego Dimensions we are unable to play because we have no room I've got a Seagate Backup Plus 1TB and Ycable on the way I didn't even know the Wii U had two USB ports in the back, which shows how much we've needed them so far Wii U users have posted around the internet that they are having problems with the Wii U not providing enough power via the USB ports to power a external Hard Drive, there is a fix by way of using a 'Y' lead, so can members please post their Hard Drive information & if it works with a single USB lead or with a 'Y' leadAV Cable for Wii Wii U, TENINYU 6FT Composite 3 RCA GoldPlated Cable Cord Wire Main 480P Compatible Wii/Wii U TV HDTV Display 47 out of 5 stars 524 $645 #4 Console Charger for Wii , AC Wall Power Adapter Supply Cable Cord for Nintendo Wii (Not for Nintendo Wii U)
External hard drive not getting enough power with Y cable I had a 1TB hard drive laying around so I got a 30 enclosure from amazon for it and a ycable It seems that the hard drive is still not getting enough juice because it clicks when I connect it to the wiiu Works perfectly fine when connected to Posted November 12 02 PM It may well be a power or lack there of issue It's possible that drive requires more power then what one USB port on the Wii U can provide It's a long shot but using a USB Y cable may help This is assuming it doesn't already use its own power supply Ixchel likes thisSo in short, what you need is this ycable usb hubs(any, they have extra usb ports in them) wii u so in super short the wd passports have a different port, t
#8 Even with selfpowered HDDs that only require one single USB connection, you will need to replace the cable with a USB "Y" cable on the Wii U It needs the extra power provided by the second USB connection to maintain a consistent connection, otherwise the drive will be unstable, and possibly unusable
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