PSP3000 PS Emulator Black Screen Problem Please help!! Thank you

Looking specifically at the PSP system, some systems are not playable, and it should be noted that the PS game is a game that comes with an emulator. **After the PS emulator,Put it into the psp game and run the game.,No need to run the emulator.,Some games haven't been converted to PSP to use.,The following is given**There are tutorial references in it.。

Is there a sound?

You can try to turn on R+ and turn it on.

You can't turn it on, you can only see if the screen is broken, or if the screen cable is not plugged in.

Push the switch and don't let go, give it a try, I have 3000, crash first try this and then take the battery.

Is it suddenly unplayable?

Is it simulated into the game with devhook?

Take a look at your devhook setup.

If that doesn't work, re-copy the system and see.

See how you got into the game? Do you want to open the devhook software first, select the game and click to start, and then return to the desktop to enter the game again? This means that it's you or that.

If you play the game directly in the memory stick, it is the OE system.

Hardware is not so easy to break, it is generally a software problem!

"Blue screen"Software causes and solutions.

Closely related to the hardware is the software, and sometimes the software is there"Blue screen"phenomenon also"A lot of credit"Loading too many programs, registry problems, software and hardware incompatibility, and driver problems are not easy to detect compared to hardware reasons, but you should pay more attention.

1. There are too many loaded programs at startup.

Don't load too many applications at startup (especially if your memory is less than 64MB) to avoid depleting system resources. Under normal circumstances, the system resources should not be less than 90% after win9x starts. It's best to keep it above 90%, if it's below 70% without running any programs after startup, you need to uninstall some of the apps, otherwise there may be a "blue screen".

Second, there is a bug in the application

Some applications have flaws or errors in their design, and the runtime may conflict with Win9X or compete for resources, causing Win9X to be unable to allocate a memory address to it or encounter its protective errors. This kind of bug can be unpredictable, and free software is the most common. In addition, because some users are still using pirated software (including pirated Win9X), these pirated software will destroy and lose part of the source** during the decryption process, making the software very unstable and unreliable, and often leading to a "blue screen".

3. Attacked by unknown programs or viruses.

As long as this phenomenon is usually encountered when we surf the Internet, when we are surfing, especially when entering some BBS stations, we may expose our IP and be"Hackers"Attack with some software. In this case, it is best to install some defense software on your computer. Then there is the security settings to log in to BBS and hide your IP.

4. Version conflicts.

Some applications need to call a specific version of the dynamic link library dll, if the old version of the dll overwrites the new version of the dll when installing the software, or if the useful dll file is deleted by mistake when deleting the application, the above call may fail, resulting in a "blue screen". You might as well reinstall it and give it a try.

5. There is an error or corruption in the registry.

In many cases, this is the main reason for the "blue screen". The registry holds important data such as Win9X's hardware configuration, application settings, and user profiles, and if the registry is wrong or corrupted, it is likely to have a "blue screen". If your computer often has a "blue screen", you should first consider that there is a problem with the registry, and you should detect and fix it in time to avoid greater losses.

6. Software and hardware are incompatible.

New technologies and new hardware are developing rapidly, and if new hardware is installed, there is often a "blue screen", which is mostly related to the motherboard's BIOS or drivers being too old to support the hardware well. If your motherboard supports BIOS upgrades, you should upgrade to the latest version or install the latest device drivers as soon as possible.

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Is it the wrong system?

If you PSP because there is a problem with flashing, it will be difficult to solve the problem. If it is an earlier version of PSP1000 or 2000, you can also consider using magic batteries to flash recovery. In the later stage, there is basically no chance.