Can I unscrew a Nintendo Wii Gamepad with this?
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I believe they are the same size, I will say yes it will open a gamepad for the Wii. Good Luck.
2077518
Yes, I took a Look at my Wii U gamepad and it's long enough to reach down and unscrew the tri wing screws I saw down there.
384498
This comes with its own charger cord, so if your original cord is damaged you can use this to replace it. However, it won't plug into the Gamepad directly, it'll only plug in to the cradle. So you still won't be able to play games on the Gamepad while it's plugged in unless you get a replacement from Nintendo.
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I Don't think you can use it on the wiiu. I think it's for the original wii only?
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I have both a Gameboy Advance and a Gameboy Advance SP. The screws on the SP are a bit shallower then the ones on the Advance but it look like it would work. Unfortunately I have not tried to take apart my SP. I hope that helps...
51889
Yes, and it is NOT worth it. There are other better methods to do the same thing, just search around on google. This is a pain. The little piece that goes between the sides of the keyboard and magic trackpad is always slipping out. It doesn't resolve the problem of clicking the trackpad on a soft surface. Definitely keep looking. There are at least 2 alternatives both of which are better and a more reasonable price.
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Yes it is, check out thier website http://us.waka-waka.com/FAQ/.There are 4 silicone screw covers, remove them and unscrew the top from the bottom. I have not done this, but it says you can.
591051
To my knowledge, currently there is not an adapter or port for this controller type on the Wii U. At least, not an officially licensed one. Considering the competitive scene for smash, however, I would not be surprised if there is a homemade connector out/on its way. Hope this helps!
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No it can't. IT is attached to the base and can not be removed. The power input, all of the ports and DVD drive is on the base.
239885
It unscrews easily - insert the wrench between the pad and counterbalance on drive shaft, hold the wrench and turn the pad til it comes loose. Same as most buffers.
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It's fairly easy to replace the sticks. You really only have to be careful with the two ribbon cables you have to disconnect. It can be a little tricky lining up the touch pad ribbon back into its connector. So, I'd test the controller with a game before reassembling it completely, because your buttons won't work while playing if the touch pad ribbon isn't aligned properly. It only took me somewhere around 10 minutes or so to install the new sticks.
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No. I would love it if there was a way to do this, but the design does not lend itself to being able to have anything else attached as the thumb screw lever prevents the attachment of any other apparatus.
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take a small common jeweler size screw driver and push down on slot at bottom of controller at the same time take your finger nail and slip between the grey and white housing halves and separate same
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You can use regular Wii controllers or the Wiiu pad that comes with the Wiiu
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If you have a cable with a vga connectir such as http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0015MISAG?pc_redir=1412322866&robot;_redir=1Then yes. If however you only have the component cable that came with the wii then no
1235763
You will use the keypad to remove it. Go home and display senser. Put the I'd to do so.
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No you shouldn't have to replace it. If you only need it for charging then this should be fine until the battery starts to run low again. Then you have to put it back to charge. You can't really charge it as you play unless you have the original charging cable. This is more like a dock station to charge 2 wii remotes, and the game pad at the same time.if you want to play and charge at the same time you will need a new cable.
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This is specifically designed to open nintendo brand electronics such as Super nintendos, Gameboy, and Wii. Examine the screws on your Zune, if the screw holes are in the shape of a "Y" then this is the tool you would need, otherwise go to your local hardware store for a torque or other screwdriver