PSP corrupted data 5, PSP corrupted data

The iso folder is created by yourself in the root directory.,The corrupted data is because the current game version is relatively high.,You're the older version.,Only flash the machine.。 If you don't know anything at all, just take it to your local video game store and let a professional help you flash the machine, or you can flash the machine yourself.

Corrupted data is usually solved by simply re-copying the game to the memory stick.

But your system version is a little low, and it's really time to flash it. It is recommended to go to play PSP more to check the flashing tutorial.

Format the memory stick directly,Then insert the psp to generate a folder,And then**The game is put into the iso folder,Remember that the name of the game file needs to be in English,No need to flash,Hope!

Shut down at boot with the system's ** upgrade to update to the latest version of the genuine version and then go to the game bus ** pro-b10 crack package put in the game Open the installation Brush level.

Tell me when you're free, and I'll teach you how to flash your phone little by little.

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Did you put the suffix ISO (or CSO) game in the PSP Game folder?

No. The PBP file placed inside the PSP Game will definitely be a corrupted icon.

Let me tell you about it. The PSP Game folder is used for software and emulators, not mirror games.

If your ** game is unzipped and you get a folder, open the folder with a suffix inside. PBP file, together with this folder, can be run in the PSP Game folder.

Got it? I'm saying again that the suffixes ISO and CSO are in the root directory in the ISO folder, while the suffix PBP is in the PSP Game folder.

Finally, PSP's text is ISO, not iOS, and iOS is Apple's operating interface.

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1. PSP supports games in ISO or CSO format, CSO is a compressed file in ISO format, the file size is smaller than that of ISO format, but the loading time is longer than ISO. PSP games from the Internet** are generally in RAR format, and you need to decompress them to get ISO or CSO files, but some will also be ISO files directly.

2. The computer will display the ISO and RAR files as the icon of the compressed file, so you must figure out what format it is first. The solution to this problem is to open my computer, in the top tool options, select the folder option, and then click on the second page of view, and uncheck the extension in front of the hidden known file types, you can clearly show whether it is an ISO or RAR file.