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Alright, I put the Wii disc in, then wait a few seconds. Everything seems normal, then the clicking starts. It goes on for about fifteen seconds and then this error message pops up:
An error has occured. Press the eject button and remove the disc, then turn the Wii console off and refer to the Wii operations manual for troubleshooting.
In the manual, it tells me to clean the disc off, which I did, then to check to see if the game is compatible with my version of the wii, it is. After the error message, I just turn off the Wii after removing the game. As I said before, this has not happened with any other games other than the three above.
Before taking further action, check if the MOH, Wii Sports, and SMG CDs are scratched.
And My Wii broke about 4 months after launch. Sent it to Nintendo and they fixed it in about a week. (free ofcourse)
same thing happens to me, but discovered the problem, if u live somewhere where its cold since its winter, the wii well sorta freeze from the inside and when u put in a game disc, it will struggle a little to read the disc, which results in making that wierd clicking noise, you probably have to eject the disc maybe becuae the wii is too cold to read. you can solve this problem really easily if you have internet on your wii. first you dont play your wii for at least 5-6 hours(i know it sounds a lot but trust me its worth the wait), see the thing is if you turn it on the the fan will turn on and that results in making your wii even colder. second, put your wii in stand by mode(when the power light is orange not red nor green) and wait those 5-6 hours i said earlier. third, after waiting, depending if your wii is placed horizontal or vertical, place your hand on the bottom of your wii(the square side not the rectangle side) and try to see if you feel any heat, if you feel heat then turn on our wii and load a game disc, it should work without making that noise and then your wii will run smoothly.
you see, stand by mode uses energy which means it can heat up your wii from the inside and "defrost" your disc reader and it wont have the struggle of reading ur disc and stops the clicking noise.
this problem will most likely continue during thewinter but it should be cleared up once the cold days are gone.
if you dont have internet on ur wii, try t get internet on it by buy the usb connector or take it to a friends house who has wireless internet, and connect ur wii then you should be able to go to thewiiconnect24 settings and turn onstand by mode, then take it back to ur house and when u turn it off, thepower light should turn orange and that means that its on stand by mode.
if you need more details on how to solve the problem orif your confused justPM me
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