My PS2 is 9W Can I use a 52 in 1 tool disk?

Depending on what the suffix of the image file you burned, it generally is. iso，.img，.bin，.cue or something like that, make sure you have burned the correct image file.

Try to burn the ***-r disk, the quality of the burning disk should be good, and Mitsubishi Sakura is recommended. The burning speed should not be too fast or too slow, 6-8 speed is enough. If the disk engraved according to the above requirements still does not work, it may be that your PS2 direct reading does not support burning the disk (you can burn other such as game images to confirm), or the image file has been corrupted.

Note: This all-in-one tool disc can generally be bought in video game stores, so try to buy it if you can.

The quality of the engraved disc is worse than that of the pirated disc bought, and it is more harmful to the bald head.

If you have to use a burning disk, first use the method in my parentheses above to check whether the direct reading supports the burning disk (pay attention to the burning method I prompted), don't work in vain.

Please read mine carefully.

Enter the top two pages,Wait a while**Connection**Connection,Tested can be down,Unzip after both parts are finished until the image file appears。 This is volume compression, and it's in 7z format, which requires the latest version of Winrar to unravel.

Look at your read-only chip, mine can't use gold finger in pain.

Mine is also a 52-in-1 archive import with a launchelf software that seems to have several versions.

It's all in English, and the usage is pretty much the same, and I figured it out on my own at the time, and I can't remember it clearly.

Find a step from the Internet and change it yourself.

First of all, put the record into the USB flash drive (it seems that some USB flash drive PS2 can't be recognized) and plug it into the PS2.

1.Go to the PS2 tool disk and go to the Launchelf tool.

2.Press to enter FileBrowser

3.Press to enter the USB flash drive (mass).

4.Hover the record file and press R1 to select Copy, which should have an * to the left of the selected file.

5.Go back to the previous interface, select MC0 (referring to the memory card), press R1, select Paste (paste), and wait for a while.

This brother, you can't write it as a data disk, right?

You can use ISO to engrave it directly.。。。

Then decompress the ISO image 3 9GB on the computer, or burn the disk and use it on PS2, or open it with a virtual optical drive.

Open the first zip package and you're ready to engrave.

Is it so cumbersome to use? Go to the store and buy a tool pan; The 52-in-1 contains the XPLEDurv4 and XP5 gold fingers.

Another compressed package is that the gold fingers of xpledorv4 and xp5 can be engraved separately, and they can be directly released when they are placed on the game console, without turning pages like 52-in-1.

It doesn't matter if you don't read it directly.,You can read the disk a second time, you can use the gold finger.,Open the lid of 9w6 in the game, and then cover the instructions that you can continue the game.,Support secondary reading.。

Mine is also 52 in one.

The archive was imported using a launchelf software.

It seems that there are several versions.

It's all mighty inside.

The usage is pretty much the same.

I figured it out on my own.

I can't remember a bit, so I looked for a pace from the Internet.

I changed the beginning, put the record into the U disk (as if some U disk PS2 is not recognizable) and plugged it into PS2 1Go to the PS2 tool tray and go to Launchelf Tools 2Press to enter FileBrowser3

Press Enter USB flash drive (mass)4Hover the record file and press R1 to select Copy

At this time, the selected document should have an * sign 5 on the leftGo back to the previous screen.

Select MC0 (referring to the memory card), press R1 to select Paste (paste), and wait for a while.

This brother, you can't write it as a data disk, right?

You can use ISO to engrave it directly.。。。

Put a blank burning disc in the recorder first, open the nero7 express software, select the bottom of the left side of the "Image Project Copy", and then select the "Disc Image or Saved Project" in the window on the right, a pop-up window will appear asking you to select the burned image file, that is, your **back, generally. ISO format,After selecting the file,The left side can open the settings window,Generally, burn the game disk only choose the burning speed,4-8X,Too fast or too slow to burn the disk is unstable。 Finally, press the burn button in the bottom right corner and wait for the burning to end.

Note: Try to close apps like QQ when burning.

Use daemon to open the image first, then enter Nero, copy the data directly, and copy the whole sheet directly*** Pay attention to the right source optical drive (that is, virtual optical drive) and target optical drive (recorder) Generally burn x4 x8.

That's how I carved it.

Two methods. 1 is according to what my friend on the first floor said, and the test will be taken directly after the virtual.

2 Select the option to burn the image directly from Nero, and it will let you find the ISO.

In addition, the speed of the PS2 game should not exceed 4 speeds, otherwise it will be easy to fly.