Try your best to identify your brick condition and reverse the action that caused it in the first place.
To restore from a NAND backup on your SD card, you can follow the instructions for RestoreMii. -Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups.
+Family edition Wiis (Wiis without GameCube ports) CANNOT restore NAND backups without hardware modification. -As stated earlier, if you have BootMii installed as boot2, it will launch every time you start your console.
-If you would like to change this, you can use the app BootMii Config Editor. Or, you can edit sd:/bootmii/bootmii.ini manually.
Two files will have been created on the root of your SD Card: nand.bin and keys.bin. nand.bin is a backup of your console’s internal memory, while keys.bin are your console’s keys.
If you were able to install BootMii as boot2, but dont want to load the BootMii screen every time you turn on the Wii, you have the option of setting it to autoboot to the system menu. This should make it so you don’t even notice you have BootMii installed as boot2.
+ +SD:/bootmii/bootmii.ini with a text editor, such as notepad.#AUTOBOOT=SYSMENU to AUTOBOOT=SYSMENU by deleting the #.#BOOTDELAY=5 to BOOTDELAY=1 by deleting the # and turning the 5 into a 1.You can also use the BootMii Config Editor app on the Wii to change these settings.
+Continue to Priiloader Installation
Priiloader adds a secondary level of brick protection, and is highly recommended even if BootMii was installed as boot2. It is especially important for users of BootMii on IOS.