Can I watch films on the wii by inserting a USB memory stick and If so, how?

Usually you can if it is a USB 2.0 or 3.0 port. Depends on the video format too. (.avi, .mov., MPEG...)

Make sure that you have selected USR1 each time you weigh yourself.
When you stand on the scales it records your measurements against that user ID and holds them in the internal memory of the scales.
When you have taken a few readings and when you are not standing on the scales, insert your USB memory stick (any memory stick will do) and press the SET button. The scales display "USB" and write the data out to the memory stick and gives you a message "END" afterwards. When you insert the memory stick into your computer you can read the data into the Homedics software

Are the movies inthe correct format for the player? If it does not register the USB drive, try it without a cable if one is used, and make sure contacts are clean. if it still does not register, the port cotroller may be dead.

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Use a computer with a CD/DVD drive and a USB port. Insert an USB memory stick into this computer, and also insert the Nortons CD into this computer. Copy the contents of the Nortons CD onto the USB memory stick.
Remove the USB memory stick and insert it into the Dell mini's USB port and then install Nortons from this USB memory stick.

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Format the memory card in pc or any other phone then insert in your phone it will work.

I'm a little confused as you mention both Drive E. which suggests Windows and gnome which suggest linux.

WARNING: Formatting the disk will erase any data on it. Do not format the disk if you are trying to get the data off it that was on it yesterday.

It is possible that the partition table has been corrupted.

If you are using windows. You can either try right clicking on the drive (not double clicking) from Windows Explorer (My Computer) and clicking format. Choose the file system type and go. Alternatively, you could work through the disk management administrative tool. Right Click on My Computer -> Manage -> Disk Management. Right click on the volume and format it.

If you are using linux, see if you have a valid partition table using fdisk for the device. Then, after creating the partition, use mkdosfs to format the drive. If you have formatted the drive as a linux partition, such as ext2, ext3, or reiserfs, it is likely that Windows will not see it as a valid drive.

I had the same issue with my 4GB Sony Memory Card when I put it in my memory card slot on my computer. I have a Toshiba laptop, so what I did that fixed the problem is I went to Toshibas Support Webpage in the downloads section and under the CATEGORY: Driver Card Reader and re-downloaded: Ricoh Card Reader for Windows 7 (32/64)(v3.54.02; 09-04-2009; 4.94M) and once I did that it read my memory card and didn't give me any more issues and it opened all my pictures. Of course if you don't have a Toshiba then you would go to your manufacturers web site and see if they have the same thing, because that is what fixed my issue and it didn't take long at all.

STICK LIGHT COMES ON AND STAYS ON COMPUTER SAID ITS DEFECETED. I had just used it