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| − | '''1.0''' was the "update" containing the set of titles included with the Wiis on Launch Day. It was also | + | '''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 ([[News Channel (dummy)|News Channel]] and [[Forecast Channel (dummy)|Forecast Channel]]. 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; 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. | [[System Menu]] 1.0 has no version listed; 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. | ||
== Differences from modern versions == | == Differences from modern versions == | ||
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*The [[Disc Channel]] has a different icon that cycles between showing the "Wii" logo for a few seconds and showing a grey disc. | *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.) | *"Launch-Day" menu shipped with early Wiis. (Does not report a version number.) | ||
Revision as of 17:38, 13 October 2021
- Not to be confused with vWii 1.0.0.
| 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 (News Channel and Forecast Channel. 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; 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.
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 weather, news or shop channel available, Updates was only able through the update options in the internet settings.
- Launching channels was a lot faster on 1.0U. There is no delay, If you press start on a channel, it immediately goes to black, with the banner music still playing. This was fixed in 1.0E and 1.0J.
- No version string or update button in the settings. Updates can only be done by performing a connection test.
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