@jonnythan Said 
Yes: the same way you connected the Wii remotes originally when you first got the system.
Turn the Wii on. Remove the battery cover of the Wii remote and press the little red button. Now open the SD card door of the Wii. Press that little red button. They will sync.
Re-do this procedure with your own Wii when you get back home.
There's an alternate method that involves going to the Wii Remote settings (the one you can get to when you press the home button on an active remote), selecting Reconnect, and then hitting 1+2 simultaneously on the un-synced remote. Supposedly this will perform a "one-time sync" but it's never worked well for me. You have to re-do this every time you load a new game or turn the Wii off and on, so it's sort of a pain in the butt anyway.
This, of course is the correct answer.
Never heard of the 'one-time sync' but it sounds pointless.
I will also add that it is possible to download your Mii onto your Wii controller so you can take your Mii to your friend's house and not have to make a new one there.
Apr 06, 2010 @ 18:05:10
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