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+title: Wii U Homebrew Environment Hotkeys
+help-desc: Various important button combinations to access different menus or perform certain actions in the Wii U Homebrew environment.
+aliases: uhotkeys,uhotkey,wiiuhotkeys,wiiucombo
+---
+Press the following keys in their given circumstances to access menus or perform actions.
+
+Aroma Plugin Menu: Press the <:3ds_button_l:295004499511214080> + <:3ds_dpad_down:295004561670930432> + SELECT buttons on the Wii U Menu.
+
+Skip modifications: Hold the <:3ds_button_r:295004508294086656> button on boot up.
+
+EnvironmentLoader: Hold the <:3ds_button_x:295004476056535041> button on boot up.
+
+PayloadLoader: Hold the <:3ds_button_b:295004466963283968> button on boot up.
+
+Aroma Boot Selector: Hold the START button on boot up.
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+title: Payload failing to load fixes
+help-desc: Potential fixes for when payload.elf fails to load on the Wii U
+---
+
+**Fixes for "Failed to load payload.elf"**
+
+- Make sure you have both a `payload.elf` and `payload.rpx` file in the `wiiu` folder on the SD card. Make sure your SD card layout is the same as shown [here](https://wiiu.eiphax.tech/sdlayout).
+
+- Redownload the payloads from https://aroma.foryour.cafe/. Extract the contents of the `.zip` file to the root of your SD card, and merge with the existing `wiiu` folder. When prompted to replace the existing ones, do so.
+
+- Make sure your SD card is properly formatted to FAT32. A guide on how to do so can be found [here](https://wiki.hacks.guide/wiki/Formatting_an_SD_card).
+
+- Make sure your SD card and SD card slot are clean. Power off your console, remove the SD card, and ensure that there is no dust or dirt obstructing the SD card's contacts or the SD card slot.
+- Try saving a Mii to the SD card in Mii Maker. ([Guide](https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1722/~/how-to-save-a-mii-as-a-photo))
+- Make sure your SD card is properly inserted into the SD cart slot. You should hear a click sound when it is inserted.
+
+If none of the above works, you may have a faulty/worn SD card, MicroSD card, or MicroSD card adapter, and are advised to purchase a new SD card or adapter. Type `.sdreq` in <#261581918653513729> for SD card size recommendations. 
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