Mar 28, 2009 · Connect your PSP up via the USB cable - go to the Settings menu on the left hand side of the main PSP XMB - select the activate USB connection option. The removable drive should pop up. Oh and once you've successfully updated go to the Settings Menu again and choose Restore Default Settings to format the PSP's internal settings the previous ...

Apr 8, 2023 · Today I am showing you how to factory reset both 1000 model number and 3000 number PSP's...more.

Sep 22, 2017 · All custom firmwares that can be installed on the PSP system come with a Recovery Menu that will allow you to access a slew of recovery options for your device. With the proper eboot file on your PSP system, you can even use the Recovery Menu to restore your device to its default operating system.

This is designed to remove custom firmware easily and restore a classic 1.5 firmware back to your psp. Most people know of the famous pandora battery technique which will unbrick and/or downgrade a psp's firmware.

Jan 18, 2017 · HOW: First power the psp completely off fpr at least 5 seconds. Then hold SELECT, START, TRIANGLE, and SQUARE at the same time while you start up the psp. Ho...

Sep 22, 2017 · If you would like to reset your PSP while it is working normally, go to the Settings menu and select "System Reset." This will restore the PSP to factory settings (and subsequently remove all of your content).

Sep 25, 2007 · Once you complete the process, your PSP should be restored to the factory default settings. It is important to realize you that it will not "downgrade" or change the version of your Sony Playstation Portable's firmware / software. It will only reset the actually settings to the system defaults.

How to restore defaults in SONY PSP-1000? The following tutorial shows all methods of master reset SONY PSP-1000. Check out how to accomplish Hard Reset by hardware keys and settings.

Feb 13, 2025 · Is it possible to restore a PSP with custom firmware (4.01 m33) back to one with official firmware, send it for repair, and then reflash it to the custom firmware once more? How do I do this, and how difficult is it?