Need Help....
I tried to connect the PSP to my notebook(Vista Ultimate) via the USB cable, unfortunately the Windows keep prompt error saying unrecognised device.

Kindly advice

i dont think ps3 games can be played on psp, the ps3 is so much more superior gaming console than psp

try a different USB port.

or if you can,use a card reader.
myself prefer card readers.

i think what he meant was, some PS3 exclusive/hot titles will be made available on PSP too

I'm going to buy my PSP Slim next week. I still don't know which color I should pick. I like the Ceramic White one, but will it turn yellowish after some time?

ok...i have a MSPD, when i put into the psp,all the psp root files will be created automatically? and izit safer for me to save my stuff using card reader instead of usb? cuz i just have to insert the MSPD straight into the com without usb..

place it in the psp,and format the stick(using the psp)

i dont think there is a difference..

but i suppose if you are afraid your battery might die during file transfer(if transfer using a psp) then use a card reader

It's recommended to use ori mspd when updating cfw..
Better play safe

Oh...ok thx for the info...by the way u live in BSD? lol use to live there

no problem.
and remember to reformat the mspd in your pc to FAT.
cos the format which the psp uses by default(FAT32) will lag a good few games during cutscenes-unbearable lag

so, after you have formatted the mspd in your psp,you will have all the folders,but the mspd would be in FAT32.
take the mspd,slot it into your pc card reader,copy the folders into your pc, and reformat it again,but this time, in FAT.

a mate of mine recently did this(well,i did it for him,actually ) and for some reason the first few times i inserted the mspd into his psp,it didnt work

so if you do this,you might need to restart the psp a few times,and reinsert the mspd a few times for it to work.

or if you are lucky,it'll be problem free like mine


quite a few psp owners in LYN are in BSD,but we've never actually met in person

its the same, but bear in mind that, constantly removing and inserting the mspd back and forth, the contact pin at the surface will easier to be prone to wear and tear, have to be cautious especially if you are using a fake mspd, since their build quality isn't that good compare to genuine one

This post has been edited by dattebayo: Nov 15 2007, 12:31 AM

how to format in FAT.......when i right click the mpsd in windows and format...it only got 1 selection.FAT32


This post has been edited by superglwl: Nov 15 2007, 01:16 AM

no idea bout xp,cos vista already has the FAT option in the menu

r u using a 2gb MPSD...?
i think you cant format a 4bg MPSD with FAT (FAT 16)

This post has been edited by superglwl: Nov 15 2007, 01:23 AM

using 4gb,fake

try this

format z: /fs:fat

where z is the drive represented by the mspd

never use quick format, as it may perform unstable in the psp

alrite...can already...done..thanks mate..

anyway does it make a big difference using FAT and FAT32 for PSP.....
Fat waste alot of space leh.....sumore on a 4gb mpsd

FAT32 will make the mspd slower a lot, regardless of ori or not ori
which is why I doubt, how well will the 8GB mspd (ori and fake) perform on PSP

if 4gb already 64kb per cluster, then 8 gb would be 128kb per cluster...thats damn alot of space wasted man.


This post has been edited by superglwl: Nov 15 2007, 03:33 AM

I am on 4GB MSPD. Should i format it to FAT or FAT32? Cause mine are currently on FAT32.