Everything is plugged in but your Wii won't turn on

Wii red light going batty flashing like every 1/3rd of a second, and it will not turn on. I FIXED MINE BY UNPLUGGING EVERYTHNIG CARDS, CABLES, FROM EVERYWHERE, AND REMOVE SDCARDS ALSO, AND DISCS, BOTH GC & WII CARDS, SENSOR BAR PLUG, POWER Plug *ALL THAT'S PLUGGED OR INSERTED... Now i plugged everything back in ACCEPT Not Sensor PLUG To back of wii, then the light quit (This is after 4 min break all undone...) And then plugged the Sensor plug and THEN as i finally plugged in the POWER Plug I first held the SYNC red button on the Wii, and then plugged it in and WAH-LAH Isue Resolved Immediately, KUDOS for the hints Cheerz & Peace Love Banish Fear/ hate to not even give it thought in root thoughtfulness.!. www.fb.com/stanleydeanparker/

Wii Console Won't Turn On, and Has No Power Light Situation:

• The Wii console won't power on, and the Power LED is unlit
• The console powers on, but shuts off after a few seconds/minutes
• Attaching an accessory to the console turns the power off

Information:
This issue can be caused by an accessory or power surge tripping the circuit breaker on the AC Adapter.

What To Do:

• Check any accessories attached directly to the console to make sure that it is licensed and undamaged. Unlicensed or damaged accessories shouldn't be used with the console.
  
  
• Try using a different wall outlet, or plug a different device into the outlet to make sure the outlet is providing power.
  
  
• Perform an AC Adapter Reset. (How To)
  

This is most likely not an issue with the Wii. Try using it in a different outlet and a different TV. Most likely your circuit breaker needs a fuse to be reset. Check it out and see if there are any switches the do not face the same direction as the rest.

Are you sure the plug you are using is still good? Did you have to reset the breaker after the power outage? Try plugging it somewhere else. If it still doesn't work it means something's fried. Try to get your hands on an other Wii power cable and try it to see if it works. If it does then you'll just have to replace the power cord, if it doesn't you'll have to send your console over to Nintendo. Hope this help, please rate and testify =)

When this same thing happened to me, I unplugged the Wii power supply from the wall (not just from the back of the Wii) and let it sit unplugged for about 10 minutes. When I plugged it back in, everything was fine.