I cant install firm were on my psp plese help

At the end of step 4, your PSP Slim will have restarted. At this stage, the procedure for updating the PSP firmware is standard, either from the Internet via a wireless router or via the memory stick, either way it's a well-documented process which every PSP owner should know and I'm not going to repeat it here.

In my case, I downloaded direct to the PSP from the net. Rev 6. The firmware downloaded installed and Voila! Ok, so to recap, all this procedure does is to make sure that if you have custom firmware which is set to update via the internet, then it is disabled. Or put more simply, removing 3. Hope this helps! Reply 13 years ago on Introduction. What happened is I don't know, But somewhere in your downgrade process you messed up. Go and buy a second battery it might have to be a specific type of battery, I dont know and install DarkAlex's programs and put them on another small memory stick.

You wanna make whats called a Pandora battery and Magic Memory stick. OK well heres what it its you can do this with your current battery and current memory stick, but you'd need to backup your memory stick and its kinda a hassle turning your battery into and not into a memory stick.

Do you really want to go back to official firmware? There are really no downsides to custom firmware Reply 12 years ago on Step 2. By mainlinx Follow. More by the author:. Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! SebastianC47 6 years ago. Reply Upvote. The 1. ZainabA7 6 years ago. Select your network connection. If you don't have any networks to select, you will need to setup a connection first.

Download any available updates. The PSP will search for updates. If one is found, you can press "X" to start downloading it. Start the update. After the update has been downloaded, you will be prompted to start installing it.

Press "X" to start the update process. If you need to go back and install the update later, navigate to Settings, select "System Update", and then select "Update via Storage Media". Method 2. Create a new folder on your desktop.

Name it PSP. It must be all upper-case. Again, it must be all upper-case. This one must be upper-case as well. Download the latest firmware from the PlayStation website. You can download the PSP firmware from the system updates page. The latest and final firmware version is 6. Open the Memory Stick Duo folder. When you connect your PSP or insert your memory card, you should be asked if you want to open the folder.

If not, open your Computer window and select the "Ms Duo" option. Copy the PSP folder you created onto the memory card. You may already have a PSP folder, which you can overwrite. This will add the update data to your PSP. Select your update file.

The PSP will begin the installation process. Method 3. Insert a UMD containing the update. Some games contain firmware updates on the disc. The last firmware included on a UMD was 6. Select "PSP Update ver. The X s will be replaced by the version number of the update. The update will have a UMD icon, and is typically below the actual game in the Game menu. Method 4. This is basic common sense, but I figured I'd mention it anyway. Usually you'll have to unzip the folder you've downloaded.

I recommend 7-Zip. Right click this folder, and select 'Copy'. Close the window. There should be an update program in here, if this program doesn't work, or shows up as corrupted, you may need to find another site to download your CFW from. Follow the instructions the program gives you. Please comment if you like anything about this. It could be the humor, the pretty pictures, the degree of unhelpfulness, or anything. You can even tell me why you hate it.

I don't care. Just comment. It's one of the steps. You have to now. Reply 1 year ago. Reply 6 years ago.