My sisters PSP wouldn't switch off... so she took out the battery, put it back in and when she next tried to turn it on - it wouldn't turn on - no green light...
SO I'm guessing the Power Switch is fudgeed...

Can it be remedied?

Senseito Sakura Wrote:My sisters PSP wouldn't switch off... so she took out the battery, put it back in and when she next tried to turn it on - it wouldn't turn on - no green light...
SO I'm guessing the Power Switch is fudgeed...

Can it be remedied?

is she using the same type of psp as you

if so test if your power switch works or if the psp will turn on with pandora



you can buy replacements online by the way

squee666 Wrote:

Senseito Sakura Wrote:My sisters PSP wouldn't switch off... so she took out the battery, put it back in and when she next tried to turn it on - it wouldn't turn on - no green light...
SO I'm guessing the Power Switch is fudgeed...

Can it be remedied?

is she using the same type of psp as you

if so test if your power switch works or if the psp will turn on with pandora



you can buy replacements online by the way

She has PSP-1000 [yeah old school for the win >_>] like myself and I tried my batt. and it didn't do anything.

I don't have a pandora and could make one but it obviously isn't software related because I'd get a power on anyway.

Maybe I should try knocking it a bit XD

roberth Wrote:you could always mod her battery to be an autoboot one...

wait what.

I have never heard of that D:

How could I go about doing that?

(This post was last modified: 19/10/2008 03:30 PM by roberth.)

roberth Wrote:well, i used to have a pandora and boosters multi-ipl ,and it autobooted, but im sure there is an option with one of the battery mod apps to just make it an autoboot

you DO mean like, goes on when the battery is put in?

what batt. mod app

I have v4.00 firmware, she has v3.XX Firmware... will that work fine?