Psp 3000 Recovery Mode Download

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I had the same problem a couple days ago but I fixed it.First what you need is a memory stick. If you have one then download this recovery menu and put it in the root of your memory stick. It should look like ms0:/recovery.prxAfter you have the recovery menu, take out your battery, and restart your PSP while holding the R shoulder button. Then press toggle usb and you should have access to your memory stick. What you need to do next is make a folder in your GAME folder called RECOVERY.Now download PSPFiler 6.6 and put the eboot.pbp in your RECOVERY folder. Then toggle usb off on your PSP and select Run ms0:/PSP/GAME/RECOVERY/EBOOT.PBPIt should load up a screen asking you for a language, choose English and it will show a menu of your memory stick folders and files. Press the start button until it says FLASH1 on the top left.

Then press R shoulder + L Shoulder + Left button on DPAD at the same time for it to say HACKER MODE.Once you have that, open the registry folder in the flash1 and delete system.ireg and system.dreg files. DO NOT DELETE THE FOLDER ONLY THOSE 2 FILES. Then what you should do is press Home button and exit PSPFiler. It should load up the default settings screen and you have to enter the basic info again. Bobbylouman wrote:I had the same problem a couple days ago but I fixed it.First what you need is a memory stick. If you have one then download this recovery menu and put it in the root of your memory stick. It should look like ms0:/recovery.prxAfter you have the recovery menu, take out your battery, and restart your PSP while holding the R shoulder button.

Then press toggle usb and you should have access to your memory stick. What you need to do next is make a folder in your GAME folder called RECOVERY.Now download PSPFiler 6.6 and put the eboot.pbp in your RECOVERY folder. Then toggle usb off on your PSP and select Run ms0:/PSP/GAME/RECOVERY/EBOOT.PBPIt should load up a screen asking you for a language, choose English and it will show a menu of your memory stick folders and files. Press the start button until it says FLASH1 on the top left. Then press R shoulder + L Shoulder + Left button on DPAD at the same time for it to say HACKER MODE.Once you have that, open the registry folder in the flash1 and delete system.ireg and system.dreg files. DO NOT DELETE THE FOLDER ONLY THOSE 2 FILES.

Then what you should do is press Home button and exit PSPFiler. It should load up the default settings screen and you have to enter the basic info againSo much hard work for you while all I did was START + SELECT + SQUARE + TRIANGLE at boot. Bobbylouman wrote:I had the same problem a couple days ago but I fixed it.First what you need is a memory stick. If you have one then download this recovery menu and put it in the root of your memory stick.

Psp 3000 Manual

It should look like ms0:/recovery.prxAfter you have the recovery menu, take out your battery, and restart your PSP while holding the R shoulder button. Then press toggle usb and you should have access to your memory stick. What you need to do next is make a folder in your GAME folder called RECOVERY.Now download PSPFiler 6.6 and put the eboot.pbp in your RECOVERY folder. Then toggle usb off on your PSP and select Run ms0:/PSP/GAME/RECOVERY/EBOOT.PBPIt should load up a screen asking you for a language, choose English and it will show a menu of your memory stick folders and files. Press the start button until it says FLASH1 on the top left.

Then press R shoulder + L Shoulder + Left button on DPAD at the same time for it to say HACKER MODE.Once you have that, open the registry folder in the flash1 and delete system.ireg and system.dreg files. DO NOT DELETE THE FOLDER ONLY THOSE 2 FILES. Then what you should do is press Home button and exit PSPFiler. It should load up the default settings screen and you have to enter the basic info againSo much hard work for you while all I did was START + SELECT + SQUARE + TRIANGLE at boot.That was the first thing I tried. It however did not work for me and simply made me PSP shutdown. This was the only alternative I could think off.Edit: Even if your PSP is TN-E it should still work for you. Just download the file, extract it and place the recovery.prx in the root of your memory card.

You need another working PSP or a Memory card reader though. I have the same problem. I have a psp 3001 with a 32GB memory stick pro duo. I was doing something I should not have done. I semi-bricked it. What I did was this:I went into flash0 through usb mode.

I wanted to replace the battery icon with a different one, so I replaced the file with the one I downloaded. There is a problem. When I boot it up, It plays 3 notes of the startup sound and then freezes. The screen displays and all that, but it freezes. I have PRO 6.60 b10, but it automatically deletes itself after a shut down (incase something like this happens so I can still send it to sony) so I have no recovery menu. I don't want to buy a pandora battery for it and my sister's psp 2001 is not capable of making my battery a pandora one.

I have a magic memory stick as well as my 32GB one, but I can't do anything with it. I was wondering if I could do the start+select+triangle+square key combo. And make it load the update file on the root of my magic memory stick? Btw, I am not a noob and you can give me advanced directions as I work with computers all the time. Any help would be greatly appreciatedEdit: I also have a flash0 backup and was wondering if I could find a way to re-enable usb to flash0. I don't have any other way I accept full responsibility for what I did and I know it was and is my fault and.bla bla bla bla.

Format your PSP memory stick using the following steps. Find and remove the lid on the left side of your PSP and insert the MS facing up. Press the PSP 'Home' button at the bottom-left of your PSP (it has a the PlayStation logo).

Use the cursor buttons to go to 'Settings' and then go to the 'System Settings' menu. Select the 'Format Memory Stick' option. Confirm your action by choosing 'Yes' in the menu that appears.

Your PSP device will then format the memory stick (it should only take a few seconds).