Don't settle for anything less than perfect. I went through 3 PSP 3000's until I was satisfied. Mine stll has flaws, but I can live with it. Keep on returning it unti you get a good one. Hopefully all the returns send a message to the new plant making the units.
Don't settle for anything less than perfect. I went through 3 PSP 3000's until I was satisfied. Mine stll has flaws, but I can live with it. Keep on returning it unti you get a good one. Hopefully all the returns send a message to the new plant making the units.motherboop
You are exactly right. If I'm gonna pay $200 for a brand new system then I sure as heck am gonna get my money's worth.
If it is stuck on a certain color such as green it is a stuck pixel, not a dead pixel. Dead pixels appear as a black pixel instead of a colored one. The stuck pixels sometimes can be fixed but it takes a little program that flashes different colors very rapidly to energize or get the colors working again, I don't think you could get it on the psp. At any rate, I'd also return it for a different one. Also, are all psp 3000's loud when operating? Mine is very loud when the disc is spinning.
If it is stuck on a certain color such as green it is a stuck pixel, not a dead pixel. Dead pixels appear as a black pixel instead of a colored one. The stuck pixels sometimes can be fixed but it takes a little program that flashes different colors very rapidly to energize or get the colors working again, I don't think you could get it on the psp. At any rate, I'd also return it for a different one. Also, are all psp 3000's loud when operating? Mine is very loud when the disc is spinning.
if a new one better return it to the merchant where you bought it. ratherthan fixed it, warranty may not be honor if is fixed by other people. http://www.healthsitedirectory.com
[QUOTE="tekkiegurl"]if a new one better return it to the merchant where you bought it. ratherthan fixed it, warranty may not be honor if is fixed by other people. http://www.healthsitedirectory.com I'm not gonna try to fix it. A day-old brand new PSP is easier to replace than fix.
I've seen a stuck pixel fixer for PSP. It's a webpage. ;)
It miiiight be against the rules to talk about here, because it involves a 3rd party program, (Free and legal) and putting it on the memory stick... So, you could find it yourself... :(
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