PSP2000 game cannot be displayed after it is turned off

First: Your situation is likely to be a damaged memory stick, the memory stick is a very fragile thing, after repeatedly copying games and del games, there will be game errors, save corruption, etc. It is recommended to format it with PSP (not with a computer) and then flash it.

Second: Although many people like to use the standby function, I don't recommend using it, because the autonomous system is frequently standby or some special circumstances (such as standby during game loading), etc., the system will not run normally, etc., it is recommended not to use standby frequently in the game, and it is no problem to use standby when using the main interface of PSP.

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The easiest way is to take it to the PSP shop to brush the machine, if you are not proficient in brushing, it is recommended not to brush, my 3000 has been brushed up to 12 times at a time to succeed, good luck.

You're flashing the wrong way.

1.Console settings. Restore the initial settings. Be. Be. (Restart)2Press 4 times right back to confirm. System Settings---character set--- 850

stick--- wait for ** to jump out after confirmation, and hold it down immediately after the black box word disappears in the lower right corner. (Flower screen restart) (If you get stuck, it will restart after a while.) Repeat the previous steps).

stick--- just run the current system reboot.

5.Change the language--- system settings---system language---Chinese Simplified.

Text settings--- select 936

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Crash or blurred screen is purely to watch RP .........You're right, try again.

My 3000 will sometimes suddenly turn on, and then just flash the machine.

Is there a memory stick? Re-flash the machine!

Turn on and shut down, several reasons, 1 machine itself, 2 battery, 3 system solution 1 plug in the power supply, turn on, if it is turned off, the battery excludes 2 In general, the last thing I want is that there is a problem with the hardware of the fuselage, so I also rule it out first·· 3 That's the system problem, if you have the money, go directly to the profiteers and use the magic brush, (estimated 100-200) no money ** to buy a magic electric brush yourself (estimated 20-50).

4. If you can't turn on the machine after flashing, then it jumps to 2, which is a hardware problem with your PSP host, and you can only return to the factory for repair.

Hello! There are several situations when the PSP can't turn on: Is it out of power? Either plug in the memory stick contact piece and short circuit, pull out the memory stick to see if it can turn on, or unplug the power board, and then connect the power supply to see if it can turn on! If it is useful, please adopt it in time, thank you!

It may be the battery, do you see that the battery contact points are black, clean it up, or try it with universal charging gas (see if the voltage matches).

The specific problem is not easy to say, it is recommended to repair it, and now there are many repair shops, and it is not bad, I have used it, that is, to send the psp over, I repaired the screen last time, and finally the bad one was sent back to me.

Battery problems, battery problems, I have encountered it before, but I don't know if you are not, you press the battery **, and it is pirated when you press it, and it is a pirated version that is a little soft. If it's pirated, go buy a new one, and if it's genuine, that's a PSP problem.

If you have electricity, what have you done before?

Hello,This situation means that your host is not cracked,You need to go to the video game store to crack the flash,You can also crack it yourself on the online ** software,It is not recommended here,Because it is easy to become bricked by brushing your own machine,So it is best to go to the video game store,Remember to give points

Because the current computer PSP emulator is still very unstable, even the configured computer will feel relatively unsmooth, so it can be seen that the amount of CPU is occupied.

There are many reasons why the computer automatically shuts down or restarts the system, such as the CPU temperature is too high, the power supply is faulty, the motherboard temperature is too high and the auto-protect function is enabled, or viruses, etc. If the sudden shutdown keeps occurring, check whether the CPU heat dissipation is normal, open the chassis to check whether the fan blades are working properly, and then enter the BIOS to check the fan speed and CPU working temperature. If there is a problem with the fan, it is necessary to maintain the fan, such as dusting the fan blades, adding lubricating oil to the bearings, etc.

Also, if the CPU is overclocked, it is better to restore the original frequency, or replace the high-powered fan.

Nowadays, most motherboards have the function of monitoring the CPU temperature, be sure to set the CPU maximum temperature alarm in the motherboard BIOS, once the CPU temperature exceeds the set temperature, the motherboard will automatically cut off the power supply to protect the related hardware.

If there is no problem with the fan, CPU and other hardware, you can use the replacement method to check whether the power supply is aging or damaged, if the power supply is damaged, you must replace it with a new power supply, and you must not continue to use it, so as not to burn other hardware.

Well, I've been in your situation before, and it would be nice to find a store that sold my game console to reinstall the system for me, for your reference. It is recommended not to change the settings in the usual time.