Last edited by Airburner_01 (2007-12-26 10:40:08)
kill yourself, mitch
Yeah I have tried formating the memory stick, and restoring to factory settings. The stupid Japanese have got this thing wired, I can't change it unless I hack it. Now how do I hack it....Poseidon wrote:
kill yourself, mitch
Airburner, I'd suggest going into the settings and seeing if you can try and find the button settings. If not, try to restore it back to factory settings.
There's gotta be a guide on google somewhere. Go put in the model number on google and see what you get.Airburner_01 wrote:
Yeah I have tried formating the memory stick, and restoring to factory settings. The stupid Japanese have got this thing wired, I can't change it unless I hack it. Now how do I hack it....Poseidon wrote:
kill yourself, mitch
Airburner, I'd suggest going into the settings and seeing if you can try and find the button settings. If not, try to restore it back to factory settings.
Last edited by Poseidon (2007-12-26 11:41:29)
I have been looking at the guides, and I have been trying all of them. Seems to me like I can't change it. I guess I will just go to Best Buy and buy a PSP, and then put in my PSP Slim, return it and get my money back with a working PSP. That seems like the only thing I can do.Poseidon wrote:
There's gotta be a guide on google somewhere. Go put in the model number on google and see what you get.Airburner_01 wrote:
Yeah I have tried formating the memory stick, and restoring to factory settings. The stupid Japanese have got this thing wired, I can't change it unless I hack it. Now how do I hack it....Poseidon wrote:
kill yourself, mitch
Airburner, I'd suggest going into the settings and seeing if you can try and find the button settings. If not, try to restore it back to factory settings.
You could probably get a better answer on the Tom's Hardware forums too.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/forum-13-56.html
