It's not really 'lost' it's just not being recognised no more.
I recently updated from r7719 to 3.0.153 and my Wii main menu is now BLANK. All I have is a disc channel. All my save games from the previous version are gone, and the only game on the save game blocks is Just Dance 3. I still have the actual save game files in the title folder, but for some reason, none of my NAND is no longer being read. I have a copy of my NAND, however, it does not include the saved games which were made from thereon. My Wii no longer works too. If I open up a game supposedly without a save and open Wii save folder, all the files are there. When I start the game, the save is still intact and gets added to Wii's data management. However, I still don't have a Wii Menu with the usual stuff. So basically the update has blanked everything, and the save game database looks like it needs to be painstakingly rebuilt. I can manage that, but it won't fix the Wii's menu.
What should I do?
I recently updated from r7719 to 3.0.153 and my Wii main menu is now BLANK. All I have is a disc channel. All my save games from the previous version are gone, and the only game on the save game blocks is Just Dance 3. I still have the actual save game files in the title folder, but for some reason, none of my NAND is no longer being read. I have a copy of my NAND, however, it does not include the saved games which were made from thereon. My Wii no longer works too. If I open up a game supposedly without a save and open Wii save folder, all the files are there. When I start the game, the save is still intact and gets added to Wii's data management. However, I still don't have a Wii Menu with the usual stuff. So basically the update has blanked everything, and the save game database looks like it needs to be painstakingly rebuilt. I can manage that, but it won't fix the Wii's menu.
What should I do?
OS: Windows 7 Professional x64 SP1 | CPU: AMD Phenom X4 975 - 3.6Ghz | GPU: HIS ATi Radeon HD 6870 1GB | 1080p HDMI to shitty 42inch LG TV | RAM: [Generic] 4GB 1333Mhz | System board: MSI 870-C45 | Thermaltake Toughpower XT 870W | 500GB Samsung OS hard drive | 640GB random junk hard drive | 500GB Dolphin Emulator dedicated hard drive |