1.0
- Not to be confused with vWii 1.0.0 or System Menu v1.0.
| 1.0 update | |
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| Date history | |
|---|---|
| Release date |  November 19, 2006
 December 7, 2006 |
| System | |
| System Menu IOS | IOS9 IOS10 (Japan only) |
| Version History | |
| Preceded by | System Menu Unknown Prelaunch |
| Succeeded by | 2.0 |
1.0 was the "update" containing the set of titles included with the Wiis on Launch Day. It was also what was installed by the Wii Startup Disc. Only a handful of channels were available (Disc Channel, Mii Channel, Photo Channel), and some dummy channels (Forecast Channel dummy and News Channel dummy). A full Wii Shop Channel is present here, but it shows a similar dummy banner if the system is on 1.0.
System Menu 1.0 has no version listed, either in settings or when inserting a SaveMii Dongle; this version is assumed to be 1.0 due to the next update being 2.0, but some people simply refer to this as the "Default" update. The lack of a version label may have been to avoid confusion of offline users, and also the reason there is no option to perform an update on 1.0U.
1.0E and 1.0J were never meant to be released, however, a console with 1.0J was found in May 2020 at a store. The specific details are not yet known.
Differences from modern versions
- The Disc Channel has a different icon that cycles between showing the "Wii" logo for a few seconds and showing a grey disc.
- "Launch-Day" menu shipped with early Wiis. (Does not report a version number.)
- No Forecast, News or Wii Shop Channel available.
- Some consoles seem to come with a functional version of the Wii Shop Channel; it is not known if this version still displays the "please update" banner on 1.0.
- Launching channels was a lot faster on 1.0. There is no delay, If you press start on a channel, it immediately goes to black, with the banner music still playing.
- No version string or update button in the settings. Updates can only be done by performing a connection test.
Homebrew on 1.0
A number of differences exist in 1.0 that affect homebrew.
NAND dumping
Because of the inability to use the SD card and network, it is very difficult to run homebrew on a 1.0 console without updating it. A smaller stage1 must be used with a custom 1.0 payload to load a modified Homebrew Channel that enables AHBPROT through the ES_GetTicketViews exploit. This has not yet been released.
Homebrew Channel
The Homebrew Channel does not seem to appear on the menu, but it can still be launched through other means. This is due to the HackMii Installer not writing the banner to /meta, which is required on 1.0.
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