My PSP is broken, please help me

This has something to do with F1

It's very common to lose space...

Tools - Folder Options - Select Show All Files Remove the Hide Protected System Files before the checkmark - OK

Look at what's in your stick...

There is another trick: start-run-cmdenter-if your memory stick is on the computer, hit h: enter-enter the command dir w a to see all the files in the root directory of your memory stick

Also: Logical errors sometimes occur after a long time on the stick, right-click on the drive where the stick is located-Properties-Tools-Fix Disk Errors· Or go to ** Disk Utility, such as Norton Disk Doctor, repair the file system of the stick

There's also a trick to the level: if you really can't format it...

Summary: I've encountered a lot of this kind of disk space loss problem, especially my 2G low-speed grouping stick, an average of once every two days- -- the most common is a logical error and space loss, with the above two methods, I can see that there are many fragmented folders in the root directory of the stick, such as a few tens to hundreds of MB, it is these hidden garbage that eat up my space, and the space will come back after deletion. There are also some files that can't be deleted on the stick· That is, there is a disk logic bad sector, which can be solved by the third method. After fixing the stick with the third method, it will generate a fragmented folder in the root directory, and it will be okay to delete dozens of MB, if it is a few hundred MB, like I once appeared a folder of more than 600 MB, and it took me more than 20 minutes to delete it! It's better to back up the archive and format it directly

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Format the f1 of the psp and you're good to go.

It is the system settings storage area of the PSP, recording the current time of your PSP, wallpapers, settings, etc., which is easy to produce junk files, format it, and the PSP will be normal.

Recovery mode. advance- formatf1.

If you want to turn on the blue screen, press O.

There are files that can't be deleted.,That's a bad disk logic.· It can be solved by the third method· After repairing the stick with the third method, it will generate fragmented folders such as the root directory, and it will be okay to delete dozens of MB, if it is hundreds of MB, like I once appeared a folder of more than 600MB, and it took me more than 20 minutes to delete it! It's better to back up the archive and format it directly

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The problem should be with the new battery. It feels like a short circuit caused by a new battery configuration, or something else that doesn't match the configuration of the PSP machine or charger, or charging socket...

The suggestion is: check whether your current battery matches the PSP in terms of configuration, and if it does, it is recommended to go to the PSP store to have a look.

PSP battery is very, very taboo without power, the battery should be kept at least about 8%, do not charge for a long time, otherwise the battery is easy to waste.

Even in general, it is rarely turned off, and the psp store manager suggested that I try not to turn it off often, put it on the lock screen when not in use, and then always ensure that the battery is not too low.

If the battery is not charged for too long, the possibility of the battery being broken is relatively high, and the PSP has been heating may be too high resistance, so the current and voltage may not match well in a certain link.

This kind of problem is best repaired by going to a video game store.

Hello landlord, this kind of problem may arise because you haven't used it for too long.

The circuit board inside is aging, so it is recommended to go to some video game store to repair it.

Is your battery completely dead before it is charged?