Has anyone had this happen?

[Alyada]

My Wii is suddenly non-responsive. I cannot get my Wii-mote to turn on the system, nor can I get it to register once this system is turned on manually. I haven't played it since Sunday, so that's only two days. My Wii-Mote had two bars of battery power.

It is, however, sitting next to my 360. Could the signals be interrupting themselves or do I have a defect (suddenly) on my hands?

 

[Kelyon]

We had a guy return on at my work. Do you have more than 1 Wii-mote?

 

[Malagra]

Did you try re-sync'ing it?

 

[Gatttsu]

Try the process I sorta outlined in this topic aly, otherwise you might have crossing signals.

 

[Swishiee]

Do what I did when mine was being like that. Press eject and take out the disc.

 

[Pasquale]

My Wii is suddenly non-responsive. I cannot get my Wii-mote to turn on the system, nor can I get it to register once this system is turned on manually. I haven't played it since Sunday, so that's only two days. My Wii-Mote had two bars of battery power.

It is, however, sitting next to my 360. Could the signals be interrupting themselves or do I have a defect (suddenly) on my hands?

Its pretty obvious what's wrong. Your 360 is jealous of your Wii, so at night, when you are asleep, it beats it. Your Wii is simply afraid to work, because of the impending wrath from the 360.

 

[Alyada]

Try the process I sorta outlined in this topic aly, otherwise you might have crossing signals.

This worked perfectly. I stickied that thread because you've got some good information in there. Thanks a bunch Gatttsu.

Its pretty obvious what's wrong. Your 360 is jealous of your Wii, so at night, when you are asleep, it beats it. Your Wii is simply afraid to work, because of the impending wrath from the 360.

I do lavish my Wii with an unprecidented amount of love and affection. D:

 

[DeviFoxx]

That has happened to me too--

I just unplug my Wii and plug it back in.

I call it giving the Wii a "Hard Reset".