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3/16/10 3:54 P

You can load you mii's into the remote and let them out at the other console. We have all of our family's Mii's on each other's consoles, so they show up in all of our games. A fun way to remember your family that isn't close. Pam

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3/16/10 1:30 P

Yep, you can transfer your data from your console to an SD card, then from the SD card to your daughter's console.

I'm not at home to do a step-by-step, but basically you get an SD card and put it in the slot on the front of the console. Then click on the options menu from your home page. You'll have two choices; pick the one regarding data management. Then go to the console data (not SD card yet). Cycle through all of your save files and when you find your Wii Fit file, click on it, choose 'copy', and copy it to the SD card.

When you get to your daughter's house, put the SD card in her machine, go back to the data management section, but this time go to the SD card instead of the console. Copy your Wii Fit file to the console, and you're set! When you leave, you'll want to copy her save file to your SD card then put it back on your console (so you have everything you did while at her house).

Only thing I'm not sure about is how your Mii comes into play. You might have to copy him/her as well, and I haven't done that so I'm not entirely certain how it works.

Sorry if these directions are awful; I haven't copied data in a while, and while I don't think I'm missing any steps, I'm not sure my descriptions are as useful as they would be if I was at home. Good luck though and I hope it helps!

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3/16/10 10:47 A

You can transfer them somehow you put them on a SD card then download them to the other wii(take your wii fit and board) and you should be able to down load it to your daughters and I think you can down load it to the SD card again to bring it home and download it to your. I'm not sure of all the how tos but my grandkids bring theirs when they come and take them home again. Also if both wii's are on the internet there is some way you are suppose to be able to send them back and forth that way but I have not looked to far into this. Not much help but it should be in your manual somewhere. Good Luck and enjoy your visit.

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3/15/10 10:57 P

Thank you all for your replies. I was just hopeful because today would have been my 8th week straight of doing the Wii Fit Plus, so it hurt a little to lost that but the real objective here is to do the exercise and even though I started from scratch at least I got it done.

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3/15/10 1:36 P

You can take your Mii's to another console, but I don't think you can transfer any data like that. You could try loading on a SD card and trying to load it in another console. I just bring my console without the cords and hook it up at my daughters. Pam

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3/15/10 12:49 P

not sure of exact process - but I think it involves putting your Mii (avatar) onto the controller - and you take that with you

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3/15/10 12:41 P

Hey everyone: Is there anyone who knows how to transfer your wii fit plus info from one console to another? I am at my daughter's house and she has the console but not the wii fit. I dont't want to have to start from scratch. Thanks

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