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Posted on Apr 23, 2009

I bought a second wii remote it is fully charged but it flashes several blue lights then switches itself off! please help

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Wen you go to play a muliplayer game and the second remote won't turn on automatically wen a button is pressed then with the player one remote go onto the wii menu then go onto wii remote settings ( at the bottom of the screen) then click on reconnect press 1 and 2 at the same time on the player one remote after a while it will turn on the do the same thing with the player 2 remote and it should turn on afer a few seconds

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