Wii-U Network Extremely Slow

[SvennoJ]

FromDK said:

SvennoJ said:
Updating took a little over an hour, then download the You Tube app, update Nintendoland, update Mario, welcome to the HD generation ugh. The 2nd update has not turned up yet. It says there is one in the message center but when I check for an update it says up to date, so confused...

Is there a way to get your Miis from the Wii to the WiiU without wiping the Wii in the process? System transfer should do it but that wipes the Wii according to the instructions. Transferring via Wii remote doesn't seem supported as the import feature is missing from the WiiU's Wii menu.

Don't have the U yet.. but whit wii you could transfer them in the wiimote memory (10 at the time i think)

ont. a hour update.. for a better and faster preformance... and people are complaning.. i don't get it.. are some people playing all the time.. why not just do like when we update windows or other thing.. take some to eat, watch tv.. or do it in the night.. no reason to sit and wait..

And why do all people say.. DON'T TURN IT OF.. IT MAY CRASH.. When it's always like that.. we all now not to shut down our phones when they update.. and nintendo also says it.. This is not a problem.. this is a update like almost all other electronic devices also gets..

But it's like the "the wiimote will smash your tv" "It kills childerens eyes" "The battery is crap"  and so on..

Can wait to next month, when this will never be mentioned again..  But what then.. will it be the childish card again.. or mayby "it's not waterproff" can't wait.. :)

I tried that, got the wiis in the wii-mote, wii-mote paired with the wiiU. The WiiU tries to import them from the Wii Mii Channel, yet the WiiU's Wii Mii channel doesn't have the transfer option. (Now say that 10 times fast)

Anyway I was trying to get the system all setup/charged for christmas morning and stick it back in the box while the kids are asleep. Not a bad idea considering it took almost 3 hours in total.