Go to Settings, scroll down and click Delete Cookies (only needs to be done the first time).On your PC, start HaxServerUS.jar, HaxServerEU.jar or HaxServerJP.jar depending on the region of your Wii U.We'll be setting up TCPGecko which allows for remote debugging and memory dumping. The next thing to do is set up an environment on the Wii U that enables it to communicate with your PC. One way to do this is to retrieve your Wii U's MAC address from the System Settings, then check your router's configuration panel and find the list of DHCP leases, and find your Wii U's MAC address in the list. Find the local IP address of your Wii U.Locate the entry that says IPv4 Address and make a note of it.Press Windows+R, type cmd and hit Enter.If you are using any other program that uses port 80, close it and make sure port 80 is not in use.Remove the checkbox next to Use port 80 and 443 for additional incoming connections.In the link hand menu, go to Advanced -> Connection.Open Skype options from Tools -> Options.Download the RomDumpingKit.zip from this link and extract it to C:\WiiU.Normally you don't have to worry about this.
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In this guide I'll be giving a brief rundown on how to dump the ROMs from your purchased GBA Virtual Console games. If your Wii U is on an exploitable system version, then you can dump this ROM from memory and play it on a conventional emulator like VisualBoy Advance. Virtual Console games sold on the Wii U eShop are basically emulators that come prepackaged with a single ROM.
Dumping GBA ROMs from Wii U Virtual Console