Wii Computer Hookup

To clarify, your Wii doesn't cue the start-up screen and does not respond to input (like pressing POWER) after reaching this state. So that means it's probably freezing. Did you port over the data with the normal Wii data systems, or did you use an unlicensed program on your computer or Wii? It's very likely that any unauthorized programs might be too much for the console to handle, or might have viruses intended to freeze up your Wii. That goes for the Bluetooth program you mentioned as well.
The best thing you could do here is remove the SD card, and if you have a way to access the Wii through a computer, restore its basic factory programs and nothing more.
If you can't get to it through a computer, then remove anything connected to the Wii-USB plugins, discs, the SD card, even the batteries in your remote-and try starting it up again. Decreasing the input levels might free the way for the console to start. If you do get it up and running, power up one Wii Remote, and navigate through menus to delete your Wii data-there's a way to do that in Settings. Depending on where you are, you either want to wait for the menu to load, or click to the next option as quickly as possible. Some submenus load at the same time as their parent menu, so you want to get past the parent quickly before it tries to load too much data for your damaged OS to handle. On the flip side, other submenus load only when selected, and so you'd want to wait for the parent to load before clicking so as not to overload the system in that way. It's all guesswork there; without knowing the code, you can't tell which type of submenu it is.
If you can't get past the freezing black screen, call a professional source. Nintendo is the highest quality, but very expensive. I do believe Play-N-Trade does console repair/replacement; there might not be a location nearby, though.
Finally, try not to use unlicensed programs... unless lots people on the internet say the program works. (:

Picture Is Black and White or Does Not Appear
Situation:

The console powers on and shows a black and white image on the television screen
The console powers on and there is no image on the television
 

What to do:

Determine whether the Standard AV Cables (packaged with the system) or the Component Cables (sold separately) are being used.
AV Cables
Ensure the yellow, red, and white cables are connected to the correct corresponding inputs on the TV. (How To)
Try another set of inputs on the TV, or hooking the Wii console up to another TV.
If the TV does not have the yellow, red and white inputs, it will most likely have component inputs which allow standard AV cable use. Try these AV hookup steps. (How To)
Component Cables
Ensure the red, blue and green video cables are connected to the correct corresponding inputs on the TV. (How To)
Try another set of inputs on the TV, or hooking the Wii console up to another TV.
 

Still Not Resolved:

If the television is continues to show a black and white image when powering on the Wii console, then the problem is likely with the system and it will need to be repaired. Please call 1-800-255-3700 so that we may assist you further.
 

 
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Picture Is Black and White or Does Not Appear Situation:

• The console powers on and shows a black and white image on the television screen
• The console powers on and there is no image on the television

What to do:

• Determine whether the Standard AV Cables (packaged with the system) or the Component Cables (sold separately) are being used.


• AV Cables


• Ensure the yellow, red, and white cables are connected to the correct corresponding inputs on the TV. (How To)


• Try another set of inputs on the TV, or hooking the Wii console up to another TV.


• If the TV does not have the yellow, red and white inputs, it will most likely have component inputs which allow standard AV cable use. Try these AV hookup steps. (How To)


• Component Cables


• Ensure the red, blue and green video cables are connected to the correct corresponding inputs on the TV. (How To)


• Try another set of inputs on the TV, or hooking the Wii console up to another TV.

Still Not Resolved:

• If the television is continues to show a black and white image when powering on the Wii console, then the problem is likely with the system and it will need to be repaired. Please call 1-800-255-3700 so that we may assist you further.

Well it might either be the tv or the av cables that is causing the wii system to be in black grey and white then.
Picture Is Black and White or Does Not Appear Situation:

• The console powers on and shows a black and white image on the television screen
• The console powers on and there is no image on the television

What to do:

• Determine whether the Standard AV Cables (packaged with the system) or the Component Cables (sold separately) are being used.


• AV Cables


• Ensure the yellow, red, and white cables are connected to the correct corresponding inputs on the TV. (How To)


• Try another set of inputs on the TV, or hooking the Wii console up to another TV.


• If the TV does not have the yellow, red and white inputs, it will most likely have component inputs which allow standard AV cable use. Try these AV hookup steps. (How To)


• Component Cables


• Ensure the red, blue and green video cables are connected to the correct corresponding inputs on the TV. (How To)


• Try another set of inputs on the TV, or hooking the Wii console up to another TV.

Still Not Resolved:

• If the television is continues to show a black and white image when powering on the Wii console, then the problem is likely with the system and it will need to be repaired. Please call 1-800-255-3700 so that we may assist you further.

Assuming you correctly downloaded them to your SD card in the first place. You should make sure you are using the right card, that you are inserting it correctly into the Wii. And maybe even try loading it up on your computer or a camera to make sure it is not defective. At least then you can rule out the Wii being the issue.

Hope this helps please clarify anything not stated before if not.

If the Monster cable kit is in fact compatible with the Wii, continue with the following instructions. Otherwise use the Wii connectors.

This is only one connection method for your equipment but the easiest and requires the use of only one additional cable.

Connect the audio and video cables from the Wii directly to your television. Then connect an audio cable from the "variable audio out" or "audio out" from the television to the audio input of your choice on the receiver. Then select that input on the receiver. Then select the input on your TV that you plugged the Wii into. Enjoy.

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Make sure the Wii's analog composite video output is enabled. Try resetting the Wii to factory defaults. this will default to enable the composite video output.
You can find the procedure in the Wii manual.

On all tv's there should be independent input for all devices. Xbox 360 ,Wii, and tv. Take a look at input at the back of tv. The Xbox input should coincide audio/video. The same with each device. Then you use the tv's remote to select the input for each device. They should all work independently from each other. Such as component 1 for Xbox, component 2 for Wii, and depending on what type of tv input you use, such as coaxial, RCA, you note and put tv input setting on the device that you are going to use. If you have the audio working on each device, check the video input for each device. Make sure they correspond.

Wii's aren't designed to be hooked to a computer monitor, but basically it's gonna boil down to your video card and software. Odds are, you're gonna have a lag no matter what you do when since it has to be processed by the cpu before it can be displayed.