If you own a Wii U, you own the keys inside it. There are homebrew tools available (such as wiiu-nanddumper ) that allow you to backup your console's system data. Within that backup, you can locate the necessary keys.
Below is a breakdown of what this file does, where it lives, and how to populate it legally using your own hardware. 1. What is file is a simple text document used by Cemu Keys.txt
Alex wasn't sure, but he had a hunch that these keys might be related to the encryption used by the Wii U. He started digging through some online forums and documentation, trying to understand the significance of the file. If you own a Wii U, you own the keys inside it
This method guarantees that every key in your keys.txt corresponds to a game you physically own. Below is a breakdown of what this file