The treatment of choice for an Upslip is a good pelvic joint mobilization. This is a pretty specialized area of expertise that calls for advanced training. It is beyond the scope of a website discussion and should be left to those who have been educated in this area and have taken the time to perfect such techniques.
For a USB drive to work with the Wii U, it needs to: 1  Be powered by an external power adaptor (i.e., requires its own power outlet) 2  Draw power from USB by using a Y-cable, taking up two USB ports on the Wii U. 3  Have a total capacity of two terabytes (2TB) or less.
Nintendo even locked the USB storage to a single console. I tried plugging the USB thumb drive that I've used on my first Wii U (with games saves), it won't even recognize it even if it has the same file format. Even if Nintendo will allow linking a single Nintendo ID on 2 Wii Us I still won't be able to access my game saves on another Wii U.