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« on: January 16, 2009, 02:11:55 am »

Well. First day here. Hi.

AAAAAaaannnyways I just came here to see if any of you could help.

I've been having trouble getting to the flash0 drive, i've ran the PSP in recovery mode, went to Advanced -> Toggle USB (flash0), it says USB Enabled, and I still cant even get to it from my PC even if its plugged in with the USB Cord.

When I try to get into it through my computer it keeps telling me to insert a memory stick.


Am I doing it wrong? Am I missing files? Is my PSP retarted?

Oh and I'm on CFW 5.00 M33-3 with the 1.50 Kernel addon thing, if that information is really necessary.
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« Reply #1 on: January 16, 2009, 10:55:50 am »

Welcome CpJ

Is your PSP working normaly?
(starting XMB, homebrew, music, video...)
Is you PSP connecting from XMB via USB?
Do you get the same when you are in XMB press 'select', change the USB device to 'Flash 0' and then connect the USB cable?
Did you try a completely other USB port or another USB cable?
Is it the same if you try this on another Computer?

I have the same configuration as you and my PSP connects just fine with Windows Vista 64 Home.
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« Reply #2 on: January 17, 2009, 02:09:05 am »


Welcome CpJ

Is your PSP working normaly?
(starting XMB, homebrew, music, video...)
Is you PSP connecting from XMB via USB?
Do you get the same when you are in XMB press 'select', change the USB device to 'Flash 0' and then connect the USB cable?
Did you try a completely other USB port or another USB cable?
Is it the same if you try this on another Computer?

I have the same configuration as you and my PSP connects just fine with Windows Vista 64 Home.


Bah, I completely forgot about hitting select and changing the USB device... well that solves my problem. Thanks Cheesy
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« Reply #3 on: January 17, 2009, 09:24:01 am »

you are welcome!
dont break your PSP Wink
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