DriveKey Solderless Wii Mod Chip

Categories: Mod Chip, Video.

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Finally a DIY mod chip for people who are not very good with a soldering iron. The DriveKey is a mod chip that simply connects inline between the DVD drive and the motherboard. All you need to do is disconnect one cable connect it through the device. This method of connection is now needed even if you can solder since the new Wii consoles have epoxy over the areas where you would need to solder.

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“Full updatability via external programmer/DriveKey Update Server and a unique on-chip config system that allows you to change DriveKey settings without inserting a DVD! Config options include Region Override, Update Blocker, Wii Disc Autoboot and the ability to enable or disable DriveKey — all via this easy-to-use on-chip config menu!”

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7 comments.

Spike

Comment on April 13th, 2009.

Wow. that’s awesome.
Thanks for the Demo guys even I can install this.
Guess ill be picking one up right away.

bward

Comment on April 14th, 2009.

Just got one on a newer wii. Works great! Easy install.

Fred

Comment on May 2nd, 2009.

Where can I buy the chip?

Astupidmoose

Comment on May 24th, 2009.

I got mine from http://www.wiimodchips.ca

i live close to them so i get it overnight which was night, drivekey is awesome!

nick

Comment on December 26th, 2009.

can i update to firmaware 4.2 if I have the chip installed?

Al

Comment on February 20th, 2010.

i like the wireless drivekey. my question is how do i make backup copies of my games to use with this mod?

Pi

Comment on August 2nd, 2010.

Would this work for 4.3u?

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