Complete these steps Dampen a clean, soft, cotton cloth with water. Use straight strokes and wipe the disc (non-labeled side) from the inside rim to the outside rim. Diagram depicting the correct and …

Important Do not use solvents such as benzine, window cleaner, paint thinner, anti-static aerosol spray or abrasive cleaners to clean your disc. Do not use machines designed to clean discs or remove …

Contamination of optical lenses in any device that reads data from a disc - such as DVD players and game consoles - is common and can be caused by anything from dust to cigarette smoke. The …

If the discs look dirty or damaged, clean them. Sometimes a dirty disc can appear damaged, but just needs to be cleaned. If the disc plays without error, please continue to use your Wii U as normal. The …

In this article, you'll learn how to safely clean the different parts of your console. Note: The Wii Lens Cleaning Kit is out of stock. What to do There are different cleaning methods depending on which …

Game discs are region encoded. If the game disc you are using is intended for a region different than your Wii, the disc will not play in your console. What to do Eject the problematic disc if it is still in the …

What is a game-key card? Game Progress & Save Data Where is game save data stored? On Nintendo Switch 2, game save data is stored on the console’s System Memory. This will not change whether …

The information in this article provides guidance that promotes basic cleanliness and helps protect your Nintendo Switch products for long-term use.

For assistance with a game published by a Licensee company, please see our information on Game Read Issues, Including Error Message: Nothing Inserted in the Game Card Slot (Published by …

The information in this article can help you when: The Wii console will not play game discs (disc is not recognized). The system displays either error message "Unable to read disc" or "Disc could not...