SpinnyWFC Error Codex

Browser / Opera / Web Errors

220XXX, 24XXXX, 243XXX, 244XXX

When the Wii browser, Opera, or web stack decides your request is beneath it.

220000

Connection failed. “The browser tripped over the first packet and gave up.”

220001

Unknown protocol. “You spoke a language the browser refuses to acknowledge.”

220002

Out of memory. “The browser tried to think and immediately crashed.”

220003

Filtered URL. “Someone decided you’re not allowed to see that. The browser agrees.”

220101

Allocation error. “The browser tried to allocate memory and got laughed at by the OS.”

220105

JavaScript error. “The script tripped over itself and faceplanted into the DOM.”

220201

Not found. “The server swears this page never existed. You imagined it.”

240003

Invalid URL. “You gave the browser a riddle instead of an address.”

240007

Access denied. “The server saw you coming and locked the door.”

241000

Not enough RAM. “Your Wii tried to load that page and had a panic attack.”

243XXX

HTTP response XXX. “The browser got an HTTP code it didn’t emotionally prepare for.”

244002

SSL handshake failed. “The browser extended a hand. The server walked away.”

244003

Invalid Root CA. “The certificate chain looked shady. The Wii noped out.”

Channel / Service Errors

NEWS/FORE, 252XXX, 262XXX, 27XXXX, 37XXXX

When channels like News, Forecast, Nintendo Channel, or YouTube decide they’re retired.

FORE000001

Error processing pre-loaded data. “The channel opened its cache and immediately regretted it.”

FORE000006

Invalid data. “The weather data was so wrong the channel refused to show it.”

252102

Check Mii Out discontinued. “This channel moved to a farm upstate.”

262102

Nintendo Channel discontinued. “The channel retired and is now living its best offline life.”

271900

TV Friend Channel error. “Even the TV guide gave up on your schedule.”

371410

Unable to connect to YouTube. “YouTube saw your Wii and said ‘absolutely not.’”

372XXX

YouTube HTTP error. “YouTube responded, but not in a way anyone wanted.”

Connection Errors

5XXXX

When your Wii/DS, router, ISP, and reality all disagree on what “online” means.

500XX

AP not found. “Your console is screaming into the void. No access point answers.”

501XX

No Internet connection. “Your network stack is vibes-only. No actual Internet detected.”

502XX

No Internet settings. “Your console has never heard of DNS, IP, or responsibility.”

51103

USB WiFi Connector not found. “You’re asking a ghost adapter to connect. It refuses.”

520XX

DHCP failed. “Your router refused to hand out an IP. Power trip.”

521XX

DNS failed. “Your console asked where to go. DNS shrugged.”

522XX

Connection test failed. “The test site didn’t respond. Your Wii took that personally.”

527XX

IP address conflict. “Two devices are fighting over the same IP. Only one will survive.”

540XX

LAN adapter / connection poor. “Your connection quality is legally classified as ‘sad.’”

DLS1 Download Service Errors

31XXX

When the download service tries to help and instead falls down the stairs.

31001

Memory allocation failed. “The download service asked for RAM and got laughed at.”

31020

HTTP connection failed. “The DLS1 server saw your request and unplugged the cable.”

31103

Invalid key/hash. “Your download credentials looked forged. Service denied.”

31105

Content does not exist. “You requested a file that lives only in legend.”

31110

Password invalid. “The server judged your password and found it unworthy.”

Everybody Votes Channel Errors

23XXXX, 238XXX, 239XXX

When democracy fails at the packet level.

230001

Server failure / heavy load. “Too many people tried to vote. The server rage-quit.”

230500

Disable IPS firewall. “Your firewall is blocking democracy. Impressive, but unhelpful.”

2306XX

Data could not be sent. “Your vote got lost in transit. Politicians would be proud.”

238XXX

HTTP error. “The voting server responded with pure disappointment.”

239001

Data invalid. “The server looked at the vote data and said ‘absolutely not.’”

Game-Specific Errors

102XX, 103XX, 106XX, 116XX, 13275…

When individual games decide to add their own special flavor of pain.

10202

SSBB gamestats HTTP not responding. “Brawl tried to watch a match. The stats server went on strike.”

10312

RACE timeout. “The race server got bored waiting for you.”

10369

Invalid ghost data. “Your ghost file is so cursed even SAKE rejected it.”

10605

No DNS record. “The Pokémon server address fell off the edge of the Internet.”

11601

Cannot get IP / servers down. “Monster Hunter tried to connect and found a smoking crater instead.”

11669

NAT / port issue. “Your ports are locked tighter than a treasure chest.”

13275

Pokémon GTS error. “The GTS saw your trade and quietly deleted it from history.”

GameSpy / GPCM / NATNEG / SAKE / Gamestats

6XXXX, 7XXXX, 8XXXX, 9XXXX, XX0XX, XX8XX

When the backend stack (GPCM, NATNEG, SAKE, Gamestats) collapses under its own complexity.

60000

Profile unknown. “The server has never heard of you in its life.”

61020

GameSpy maintenance. “The GP server is allegedly under maintenance. Translation: it exploded.”

71010

Friend roster sync timeout. “Your friend list took too long to load and got abandoned.”

80430

Host has not entered FC. “You tried to join someone who doesn’t even know you exist.”

84020

Master server down. “The master server ascended to a higher plane of existence.”

86020

NATNEG server down. “The NAT negotiation server rage-quit mid-handshake.”

86420

General NATNEG error. “Everyone’s routers refused to cooperate. Classic.”

90040

Gamestats data invalid. “Your stats were so cursed the server rejected them on sight.”

92050

HTTP gamestats error. “The stats server responded with pure chaos instead of data.”

98860

SAKE timeout. “SAKE went out for a smoke break and never came back.”

NAND / SD Card / Storage Errors

29XXXX, 2096XX, 2098XX

When your Wii’s storage decides it has suffered enough.

29000

NAND full. “Your Wii’s memory is stuffed. It refuses to remember anything else.”

29001

NAND damaged. “The internal memory is held together with duct tape and regret.”

209643

SD card corrupt. “Your SD card has entered the ‘clicking hard drive’ phase of life.”

209655

SD full. “Your SD card is stuffed. Stop feeding it channels.”

209667

NAND space insufficient. “There is physically nowhere left to put your data. Delete something.”

NAS / Shop / Billing Errors

20XXXX, 205XXX, 206XXX, 208XXX, 209XXX

When the shop, NAS, or billing system decides your money isn’t good enough.

20102

Banned from WFC. “The server has officially decided you are ‘not invited.’”

20110

Server shutdown. “The server clocked out and went home. It’s done.”

204017

Wii Points Card invalid. “That card is faker than a free V-Bucks ad.”

205810

Not enough Wii Points. “You tried to buy something with emotional support instead of currency.”

205815

Card already used. “Someone else already squeezed the points out of that card.”

206603

Credit card not confirmed. “The payment processor looked at your card and said ‘nah.’”

208009

Technical difficulties. “Corporate speak for ‘we broke something and don’t want to explain.’”

209531

Web page not found. “The shop tried to load a page that never existed.”

Update / String Check Errors

32XXX, 33XXX

When updates and profanity filters both decide to ruin your day.

32001

Cannot connect to update server. “The update server saw your firmware version and ran.”

32003

NAND full. “You tried to update with zero free space. Bold move.”

33001

String check server failure. “The profanity filter crashed trying to read your message.”

33100

Invalid string. “You typed something so cursed the filter flagged it instantly.”

WiiConnect24 Internal / CGI / HTTP Errors

10XXXXX, 110XXX, 11XYYY

When WiiConnect24’s background magic turns into background screaming.

100000

Error code not found. “Nintendo literally wrote ‘we don’t know.’ Same.”

101003

settings.txt missing. “Your console misplaced its own identity file. Impressive.”

10X232

HTTP server error. “The WC24 server responded with pure chaos instead of data.”

10X246

File system corruption. “Your Wii’s NAND has entered the ‘do not resuscitate’ phase.”

109038

NAND non-restorable. “The system memory is cooked. Time to start saying your goodbyes.”

1102Y0

Authentication error. “The WC24 server looked at your credentials and laughed.”

11XYYY

WC24 HTTP error. “The background task tried to talk to a server and got roasted instead.”

Generic GameSpy / Library Pattern Codes

XX01X, XX02X, XX8XX, XXXX1…

Pattern-based errors that mean “something broke” in increasingly creative ways.

XX01X

Network failure. “Somewhere between you and the server, reality fell apart.”

XX07X

Timeout. “The server waited, got bored, and left.”

XX42X

NATNEG failed. “Your routers refused to meet in the middle.”

XX86X

Bad GHTTP response. “The HTTP server replied with something that shouldn’t exist.”

XXXX1

Memory allocation failure. “The library asked for memory and got a hard no.”

XXXX4

Library not initialized. “You tried to use a system that was still asleep.”