yes if you don;t save it and on some Video Games it might save if you unplug it your choice
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Yes, it will. The memory is stored in the Wii system, not the TV.
Wii Scrubber is a PC program that removes unused data from a Wii ISO. Wii ISO's are all the same size (4.37 Gigabytes) but not all of the data stored in the ISO is usefull. Often the majority of the disk is filled with useless data added to make the disk up to the specified size. Wii scrubber replaces the uselless data with data that programs like WinRAR can compress into next to nothing. Some games like Wii Music are tiny (about 0.56 Gigabytes if I remember correctly.) So in short Wii Scrubber is a program to aid compression of Wii ISO file for archiving.
no, you should keep your data unless you damage the wii in the process of moving it.
All plugs, by law, must have a fuse. Unplug the wii and open up the plug with a screwdriver to get at the fuse if you think it has blown. Remember that if you replace it, make sure it is with a fuse of the same maximum voltage!
Buy a two-way splitter and hook it up. Then all you should need to do is flip a switch. I have a three-way one in which I have my Wii, my PS2, and my satellite box hooked up. A flip of the switch is all it takes.