Thanks a lot! The upshot is: you MUST have windows XP to run SDpatch.exe, and you MUST use this process for older versions of Action Replay. Most of the tutorials online right now are leaving out that all-important detail!

Thanks so much. And it might have, but I already went to the trouble of installing XP in VMware, so maybe this will help the next guy and save them the huge amount of trouble it caused me to get all that done. The good news is that it did work. Installing XP in VMWare does in fact allow you to patch...

Yeah. In any case, most people are using more up-to-date solutions (newer Action Replay discs). So perhaps for most it isn't an issue. But in my case I wish there were a way to do this in Win 10.

No this did not seem to work. Am I the only person left in the world trying to use this SD Loader exploit? With all the talk on YouTube of GC homebrew, it's amazing that nobody else has done anything with this.

The instructions I have are to run SDPatch.exe from the command prompt. How would I use compatibility mode settings with command prompt? Is it even necessary to do this? Most of the tutorials I've seen on using Action Replay fail to even mention running SDPatch.

It's 2019 and I have no access in any way to a system running XP. All I have is Windows 10. Yet I still see people talking about using SWISS, Action Replay, etc. How are they doing it? How can I get Action Replay to recognize my SD card?

Hopefully somebody can help. Thanks!

I've got Action Replay MAX for GC, and I got the WiSD card adapter, and a SanDisk 2GB SD card. I should have everything I need to install Swiss, but I've found so many confusing and contradictory things online about how to install it that I have no idea where to start! There seems to be a problem us...