so today i decided to dust off my old psp and play some games, so i charge my psp to full and go to turn it on but the green light goes green and the screen stays black
any idea on what could have happened, and how to fix it ??
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so today i decided to dust off my old psp and play some games, so i charge my psp to full and go to turn it on but the green light goes green and the screen stays black
any idea on what could have happened, and how to fix it ??
Try taking out the battery, blowing it off, sticking it back in. Make sure its fully plugged in.
Also, this happens to a pandora battery when there is no (or a non formatted) memory stick in. It could be due to the pandora's battery you have in.
If this don't work, pray its not bricked. If you purchased a warranty, send it in to sony and they'll fix her up good:)
im pretty sure its bricked, i flip the switch to turn if off then a couple seconds laters goes off
does it cost anythign for sony to fix it ??
If it's under warranty then probably not....otherwise yes, it will cost. Have you tried the "take out the battery for a minute" trick? This will force the PSP to reset to it's system settings.
If it's a phat, you might want to wait and just get the 3000. It's supposed to have a much better screen and will be a big jump for you tech-wise.
DUDE!!! This really helped, but i left it alone without the battery for like an hour and a half. but it worked nonetheless.If it's under warranty then probably not....otherwise yes, it will cost. Have you tried the "take out the battery for a minute" trick? This will force the PSP to reset to it's system settings.
If it's a phat, you might want to wait and just get the 3000. It's supposed to have a much better screen and will be a big jump for you tech-wise.
fynne
EDIT: oh crap, it's bricked again?
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