Usually when you receive the error message which you mentioned in your first post, it means that the WPA key (password) does not match the password that is set on your router. So, ask whoever set up the password, what the password is. Then set that password on the psp.
But, before you do that, try what Fynne Suggested. It solves a surprising amount of connection problems.
[QUOTE="Dissentor4"]we have the wpa thingykimbokasteniv
Usually when you receive the error message which you mentioned in your first post, it means that the WPA key (password) does not match the password that is set on your router. So, ask whoever set up the password, what the password is. Then set that password on the psp.
But, before you do that, try what Fynne Suggested. It solves a surprising amount of connection problems.
Do you know if there is a limit for the length of a WPA password in the PSP? 8)
I'm pretty sure the length limit for WPA is 63 characters. So I would imagine the psp would allow you to enter a password up to that length for WPA atleast.
[QUOTE="fynne"]I had that problem after a FW patch. Just reset the PSP System Settings to Default. That clears out all the crap. Then recreate your connection.odoyle420
It might not have been helpful to this person but it was helpful for me thanks!!!!!!!
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