Nintendo Wii All Errors! + forgotten Xbox One Error 

The Wii when there's a 1mm scratch on the disc: *WHAT THE HELL IS THAT DISC*

That was a smoke detector beep, it makes that sound when the battery is low.

Just to clarify: the sound of death can also happen when a game crashes. It happens the most with new-gen Just Dance games, and if you scroll though the menu of JD2017 or 2016 you'll find it happens eventually.

I remember having that “sound of death” happen at very random times. I Don’t know if the console had any speakers on it or not since I don’t remember it making any noises at any given time so that’s pretty weird. Usually for me it happened whenever I played the game too long, usually past the 3 hour mark it would crash and make that sound if I recall.

ah, the good old crash sound from the wii. i remember it scared the shit outta me when i was younger.

0:36 that’s the sound of a smoke detector low on battery. It would let out a sound like that when low on battery. It is the ultimate way to find a terrible player in an Xbox live party.

2:06 duuuuude, so much nostalgia, i remember i absolutely freaking hated when it did that, i always had so much anxiety as that disk was spinning, scared of having scratched the disc

5:50 that scared me so much as a child

I was playing kids bop dance battle on my wii when I was little and all of a sudden the game just froze and started to do this loud error noise. Safe to say I never touched kids bop dance battle again.

Idk why but its a lot more scarier when you’re alone in the dark and this thing happens 😳 gave me nightmares as a kid

I actually get both the disk reading error and the fatal error with several of my original copies randomly. Because my younger self didn't know how to take care of CDs/Disks a lot of my old CDs, DVDs and Wii Disks have tons of scratches and don't read properly. My original copy of Mario Party 8 usually gets the disk reading error while the intro is playing, but occasionally it happened during gameplay and was extremely infuriating when I was having fun. I ended up getting a replacement copy because I don't have a way to remove the scratches on the disk.

3:00 I remember putting in my Wii music disk in and it gave this error. The Wii knows wii music is too bad to run.

Difficulty: Extremely easy Open Wii shop channel Error occurred The end

The high pitch sound was his alarm most alarms do this when it has low battery

I can't say I've ever seen such errors when playing my Wii back when I was a kid. Man, I loved that Wii. I had a lot of great memories playing the Wii. 6:41 was the best part though. I love hearing such nostalgic sounds and music. Thank you for a great video!

I love watching these as a kid and I still watch these to this day. Keep it up!

6:16 A Microsoft console, a Nintendo console and a Sony TV. *This Cant Be A Coincidence!*

4:13 I got this when I was super young and home alone bruh it scared me because of how bold the text was Also, like alarms, error screens may seem creepy or scary because they’re message it to get you to do what it’s purpose is. Like if you don’t want to break the console, it might give you a screen telling you to look in a certain place or what to do. Meant to get you to do it immediately because you feel confused and bothered.

Rest In Peace Wii Shop Channel, You will always be remembered forever in our hearts of such old memories when you can buy them for Wii Points.

The sound of death is probably the sound of the hard drive failing and the pop sound is the sound of it losing power because holding the power button doesn’t shut it off but instead cuts power to all components

4:55 - They have such little respect for homebrewers that they don't even bother capitalizing the U. ...That's gotta hurt.

Am i the only one who is scared of console/computer start ups and errors??

4:14 i think i remember getting that message while trying to play mario party 8 like a few years ago

For the disk read one, you can also get that if the reading laser is going out or gone. That happened to my Dad's Wii, the original model, white color and all.

This dude thought a low battery smoke detector was an xbox.

0:34 obviously dudes never heard a fire alarm low on battery😂😂👌🏽

the sound of death is most likely caused by a dead cpu, the reason that it shows any signs of life at all is cause the wii actually has 2 cpus. The main cpu isnt used at all on startup so the secondary cpu is obviously good, but it appears once it tries to use the main cpu, it fails and the system crashes. If the secondary cpu was dead the wii wouldnt do anything when you turn it on, youd just get a black screen. Also the pop sound when he turned it off was just the tv speakers

The reason that the Wii makes that long never-ending horn sound when it crashes is actually pretty straightforward when you think about it. When the Nintendo Wii crashes, every single driver except the video and audio ones are disabled, leaving you with a frozen frame and a constant "EEEEEEEEE" sound. But the scary part about it is that it startles you, because you have no way of knowing when it will happen or why it did. At least not right away. My thinking for this crash protection fail-safe is because Nintendo advertised the Wii to families, and they didn't want to overcomplicate the system with some kind of more complex crash handler or error reporting systems that can be a hassle, so it would be easier for families.

0:34 replace your smoke detector

2:06 true story. I was wondering why every single disc came up with that message. I was testing it for 1 hour and then I realized that I inserted the disc the wrong way around

I remember growing up with the Wii as a 2010’s kid ,so much nostalgia😊

The strange squeak / beep sounds in the xbox video is actually a smoke alarm. They do that then the batteries are low.

Actually, Error:003 isn’t caused by “console modification”. It’s caused when a region changed Korean Wii installs system menu 4.2 and 4.3 due to key checks made by IOS70 (and IOS80 in 4.3). This check (according to WiiBrew) involves encrypting byte patterns of the Korean key and comparing them with other hard coded values. If the check returns 0, then the Wii bricks and causes Error:003. This can be resolved in a few different ways, but they are lengthy and may require hardmodding because Korean Wiis are unable to install BootMii as boot2. You can also replace IOS70/IOS80 with a patched IOS60 into slots IOS70/IOS80.

I got "The disk could not be read". I didn't know it was rare, either, lol. I got that when I was around 6, and I naturally freaked out, removed and put the disk back in, and it worked.

The 2nd one happened to me from my first ever Wii I had. It was when I was like 8, and the Wii was kinda old, and my brother did something with the sd card and deleted some system files by accident, and made this pop up. I eventually got a new Wii, which now is no longer in use too.

The crash noise is coming from the speakers immediately above the console. It could just be some bad ram, as the most common cause of a complete halt is when the operating system fails to address something to a physical location in RAM. But no, emulators like Dolphin and capture cards wouldn't pick up the noise if it weren't from the speakers.

50% of comments: "it's a smoke detector on low batteries!" other 50%: *stories about errors*

5:57 is your wii screaming in pain because a necessary component/fan died.

this bro is part of my childhood i loved watching these weird thing to say considering i'm barely even a teenager (not really even one yet) but still this guy is awesome

2:45 fr that sounds like a horse running lol

5:45 I had that happen to my wii but I could actually play it yet it wouldn’t stop playing that sound. My mum and dad (I was six. Yes, a long time ago) hid it away because it made their ears bleed. Maybe around a decade later I actually found my Wii under a desk, collecting dust and tried to fix it. It worked and my Wii is now fully functional!

6:26 it’s just the fans that are clogged. The motors trying to spin the fans is what your hearing. Without fans, it just won’t run. It’s a fail safe.

I can get 3 to consistently occur with a scratched disc of NSMBW. Something very interesting however is that the font of the error text is different than the one shown for Spyro, meaning something makes it differ.

i was absolutely terrified of the beginning of the wii music after the health and safety screen years later it still gives me shivers

Nobody: Not a single person ever: Not even Mario: Nintendo Wii: *WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII*

You forgot the: #5: This channel can't be used. #6: An error occurred while accessing Wii System memory. #7: An error occurred during the process of reading from or writing to the Wii System Memory. #8: The (Any channel) System File is corrupted. Please follow the instructions in your Wii Operations Manual. Press A to return to the Wii Menu. #9: The Wii system memory has been damaged. Refer to the Wii Operations Manual for details.

3:55 I think that we already had this error, but not only once.

I remembered having a scratched copy of Mario Party 8 off Ebay for 10 bucks and it worked its its Wii channel logo animation appeared, but then there was a error screen, but I remembered being so happy that it came and when I ordered I never noticed that it was bad conditioned and that same screen played after starting the game, only with different text.

omg I don’t wanna talk about the crash noise I’ve done it too much.... >sees homebrew channel

5:45 Apparently that happens because of how the Wii crashes when it encounters a fatal error. Basically it shuts down nearly all drivers, including the sound driver. Apparently due to how it does this it makes a continuous tone. Error's pretty uncommon, since a fatal error only happens if either A: Hardware is damaged beyond repair, or B: Your Wii Menu or software is corrupted to the point it tried running some invalid CPU instruction or something.

0:36 that sound is most likely to be a fire alarm with no batteries. They make the same noise every 30 seconds or so when they don’t have batteries

I actually had a lot of sounds of death in the Wii/Wii u but the easiest way from my view was entering the editor in the game "boom blox" and paint with small blocks all the area until the memory doesn't give you the chance to put more, then copy all of them giving you a view of what will happend if you paste all of the blocks, in that moment i move the wii remote and it was laggy, tap the button A to paste it and instant sound of death. It was very interesting to be honest.

4:10 wow Nintendo you don’t have to yell at us

3:45 “I think our files got corrupted.” -Gumball Watterson

5:49 You can also get this error by taking out and putting back in a SD card as fast as you can. This happened while my SD card didn’t work in Super Smash Bros.

I've run into the sound of death several times while using Homebrew on the Wii, it plays a lot when any sort of homebrew application crashes but is fixed with a simple restart.

5:07 Looks like Wii™ had a relationship with windows™.

Nintendo Wii:exists BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP

At the 1st Xbox error, the noise was actually the Smoke Detector with a low battery. And the Wii crashing can also happen to the Wii U.

1:07 recently i booted up a childhood game i loved a decade ago (and i still love) and put it in the disk drive. When i got the error i was devastated, thankfully i did get a replacement for my birthday

0:35 thats his fire alarm telling him that the batteries are low

Every time a error happened. Im so unormally scared. I think like: oh shit my nintendo is burning right now 😂

I still have this wii to this day!

5:45 this used to happen all the time with my wii u. Make sure the consoles fans are not blocked and are not filled with dust.

The sound of death one happens on multiple occasions. For instance, it occurs with my Wii whenever I go into guitar hero 3, and try to play online multiplayer. Because online services were disconnected for the Wii, it for some reason doesn’t give the standard error message, but just goes into that horrible sound until you reboot your Wii. Also, the video doesn’t make it too obvious, but the sound is actually wayyyy louder than you’d expect. You could hear it all throughout my house, and my Wii is in the basement.

So I have has the sound of death 2 times. My friend got Just Dance for his birthday and I wanted to play with him. I went over and he couldn’t decide on a dance, so he decided that I could chose for him. I was scrolling down the lists, until I got to the kids menu. I was going to go past but as soon as I TOUCHED the menu, it crashed and we had to reset. Second time, another friend of mine came round to play Sonic Transformed on my Wii U. Everything was fine. I was playing as Sonic, and I was flying around on the boat map (I forgot what it’s called) when I threw a rocket at someone and the game SERIOUSLY crashed. The music was playing on a loop and the sound was so loud, I bet our neighbours could hear. This error was SO SERIOUS that it made my body freeze in place. We couldn’t turn the Wii off so my friend had to unplug it because I was at a loss for words. Ever since, I have stopped playing so frequently. Edit: I have one more story. My friend (who was in the first story) gave me his Just Dance a year later because he had recently bought a new, better one and had stopped using the other one. I was grateful, and immediately started playing. My mind flashed back to the error, and I wanted to test the kids menu to see if it was broken or corrupted. Again, I touched the menu and the game crashed. To this day, whenever I try and go past that menu, it crashes. I have no idea what the problem may be but every. Single. Day I try and get past the menu. It has become one of my daily routines and I have gotten use to the sound. Edit: i haven’t played my Wii in a few moths, and I’m glad you enjoyed the stories and have your own. I always love to hear your stories. Do yall want me to try and play just dance again? If so, I’ll post a video to see what happens Thanks for reading

The weird npises when reading the disc may be because its the later Black RV001 Wii which removed any chance of being able to read dvd discs since the earlier White RV001 Wiis do still have disabled functions and graphics linking to dvds

The random squeaking/beeping happens in some houses that usually come with door sensors and stuff. It most likely happens, because the dude left a door open/unlocked. (:

I don't know why, but when i see an error it gives me anxiety and looks scary... Is it normal? Edit 3:Yes it is, just kill this thread already Edit: now I'm the last reply >:) Edit 2: wtf how is it possible Edit 3: ffs

I get scared as shit when the “error had occurred” Screen pops up. I scream so loud. And during my Dora games during while im playing.

The Wii sound of death is the console crashing. The reason it buzzes is because it tries to shut down itself when it crashes but doesn’t have to time to stop the sound components before the main operators. Edit: I can prove this because some methods of causing are easy to replicate.

Love the GT3 car shopping song as the intro ❤️

Dude the beeping sound is from his fire alarm needing new batteries XD it’s happened to me before

3:54 wait what I remember getting this one a lot of times in animal crossing city folk

I’m pretty sure that shoe sound you heard in the beginning was probably apart of the security system that many people have. Or the floor, since they both make that sound.

Ah, to be serenaded with this lovely tone every 10 minutes into a session…

My family and I loved the wii, it was common for us to religiously play it. I have encountered so many errors from owning so mny different wiis. I remember the eject button malfunctioning on us, and even having the lasee and fans die during a game. Good times. Still wouldnt give it up. Infact, ive had the earrape beeping noise, it was just the fans getting stuck. After a restart it fixed itself.

The sound 0:34 is from smoke alarm because it has battery low

The error at 5:50 is a message that appears when you wear out your Wii’s Internal Components after using it a lot.

The fact that this guy has the guts to try all of them out is just scaring me watching him

No one: First Wii error: *EEEEEEEEEEEEEE* (E3 to be exact!)

I've kept a wii console for like about 8 years and it's still with me 😶 Edit: Tysm for this much likes!

The game disk could not be read gave me memories Sitting in the basement, trying to play go vacation on my scratched disk, and getting jumpscared by the wii freezing, and that message

I first encountered the "An error has occurred" screen when I tried to insert certain games into my Wii (which has a disc drive that can no longer read disks). Certain discs say "unable to read disc" while others give this error screen, but it's consistent.

Every time I see an error, it literally scares me

I have gotten almost all of these error codes before. The "Sound of Death" as you called it can have many causes. The main cause is when there is an issue with the software, which is common with homebrew software, but can also occur with overheating causing malfunctions to occur with chips with data inside the system, such as the nand. When I was younger, I got the "Sound of Death" on my Wii, but it actually didn't lock up. Instead, we got strange graphical errors, the Sound of Death, and other misc. issues, but the Wii never stopped working. Someone from Nintendo Support referred to the cause as a "permanent overheat," in which internal components were damaged from overexposure to heat. (In Brawl, there was polygon tearing, and I actually kept a couple screenshots of it).

bk, if you read these, i think the sound at 0:34 is the guys fire alarm with a low battery. i had alarms that sounded exactly like that when the batteries were dying

I use to love playing Pokémon Rumble on this wii when I was a kid, Such amazing memories

3:50 this is the opposite of rare. It happens all the damn time!

Nobody: wii: PLEASE READ OPERATORS MANUAL

0:32 it was his smoke alarm , it makes that sound when the batteries need replacing

I remember Mario Kart Wii always had a disc read issue, but only at certain times. You could play through the game just fine, but the moment you start the credits, the game would crash due to being unable to read the disc. Still don’t know why it happened but it became normal to switch off the console when finishing the final cups.

2:38 Ngl, that beat made by the Wii sounds fire 🔥🔥🔥

0:34 that sound is your smoke detector battery low alert.

Imagine this: You were just a little child that stayed up till like 1:00am to sneak downstairs and play the Wii. There's no light. You sit in front of the very big TV. Underneath, you notice the red light. The Wii! You turn it on, and put in a game. No sound...the TV volume must've been turned off. You feel relieved, calm... but not for long. *Error**#004* *An error has occurred.* *The system files are corrupted.* All of a sudden and you see the error with white text in front of a black background. Silence grows as the screen gets more unsettling over time. You stand up but look behind you, no light. Beside you, no light. Just the error screen. Wait! There is a small green light underneath. Carefully tip-toeing to the Console, you press the light.. Nothing happened. You press it again... Nothing happened. What if you press and hold... The light turns red. Then yellow-orange... Red. *No Signal* You stare at thee screen for 2 minutes, shocked by what happened. Then the TV turns off. Now you are scared to go to your room so you lay n the carpet floor, with a shed of a tear in the corner of your right eye. "I'm scared." all these errors easily can get a 10000000/10 on the scary rate. Otherwise they not that spooky to me :P

6:07 The "pop" sound is the CRT TV when the AV cable is unplugged.

The sound of death actually happens at random. It could happen with homebrew, if there’s too much stuff happening for the Wii’s power etc. oR iT coUld hApPen bEacUse Sum XbOx

The sound of death always happened with Spyro: A Hero’s Tail.

The Nintendo Wii brings back so many memories from my childhood. When I was 8 years old, my dad bought me a Wii for either my birthday or for Christmas, and I enjoyed playing it a lot. A year later, the Wii's sensor bar fell, and landed behind our TV, and we didn't know about it, until my mom accidently broke it, while she was vacuuming in our living room. Because of that, I couldn't play on the Wii until we bought a new sensor bar. (We eventually did buy a replacement sensor bar, but the one we bought requires batteries, and it also didn't come with a stand, so in order to prevent it from getting broken, we ended up taping it to the top of our flat screen TV. LOL) A few years after that, (in 2015), I wanted to play games on the Wii, but unfortunately, it wouldn't turn on, even when I unplugged it and plugged it back in. (I think there was a problem with the power cord or something. I don't really know what happened to it, but I knew that it didn't work anymore.) So for Christmas, my dad went to GameStop and bought me a Pre-owned Nintendo Wii, and after that, I was happy again. (By the way, I still have my first Wii, and the pre-owned Wii, and all my Wii games around here somewhere. I don't know where they are at the moment, but if I ever find my pre-owned Wii, I'll eventually hook it up, and play it again at anytime. It still sucks that my first Wii console doesn't really work anymore, though.) R.I.P My first Wii Console (2009 ~ 2015)

That noise during the Xbox error video is a smoke detector that is warning it has a low backup batter and it needs to be replaced. I’ve replaced many of them working for landlords and family lol