My tv screen is shaking when i plug in my band new wii ? It's brand new and it was send from sweden

Jessica first check to make sure that you got the right version of wii disc etc america region supports ntsc games while europe supports pal , if you do have the correct game i advise you not to update the wii and do two of the following things
1) return the wii and get a new one
2) soft mod the wii once below system menu 4.2, if mod works it should fix disc error if not the disc drive is bad and you will need to change it.

is it new? I brought rock band brand new and one of the drums never went! I have heard of similar problems with heaps of my friends.

Was trying to use the component option on the screen, as this had the red, yellow and white plugs shown. Eventually tried all the other options and found that it was plugged into Video 1! Works perfectly. Should try all the options on the TV!

if the blue light's are flashing on first,second,third,or fourth light then it means your batteries are low or your drum set is for another game

take it back ...say it was a gift and it didendt work ...or warenty it out yet you may

check the plug in wires to make sure they are not broke

blow into wii remote back port and guitar connecter

1. This happens if the wires are hooked up wrong(Video and Audio reversed)
2. The tv is on the wrong channel
3. The tv signal settings have been changed
4. The signal settings on the wii have been changed

First check that all wires and connectors on the wii and tv are properly and snugly connected
and check the tv channel.
Then check the settings in both.


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You will have to contact Electronic Arts directly by going to www.ea.com. After registering your product on their site, open up a trouble ticket and explain the problem to Customer Service. They should have no problem selling or replacing your dongle.

You would need an adapter that not only runs at 120 or 240 volts, but also one that OUTPUTS 120v. The Wii may have some kind of protection in it if you're lucky (most people don't hook up US Wii's to 240v). But if not, you've killed your Wii. Check the adapter, if it has a fuse that's removable you should see a (usually) circular cap kind of thing on the brick you can unscrew and pull the fuse out.
As for what you would need to purchase, it would be something like this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Step-down-voltage-converter-240V/dp/B000L99ZJ2 would work perfectly. The Wii only draws at maximum 30watts and this unit does 100. Your TV on the other hand would need a higher wattage unit.

When you turn the Wii on, and the light goes from red or orange to green, press A a few times (this would be to get through the warning/safety screen) then wait a minute. Then when you wave your remote about, you will feel it vibrating as it goes over the channel icons on the wii menu screen. Plus a blue light will be lit at the bottom of the remote to denote player 1.

If all of this happens, it is just a lead or TV input issue. If these things do NOT happen, the Wii is broke and needs fixing by Nintendo!