delete the data and puted in your psp
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∙ 12y agoYou need custom firmware or a Pandora battery and a magic memory stick.
As far as I know, no. Chances are you still have the original file on your computer- try to put it on the PSP again, and make sure the PSP can support the file type. Remember to eject the USB device with the computer first before you unplug it: if you just unplug, it may damage the files.
It's very simple. 1. Remove the corrupt memory stick from your PSP. 2. Go to system settings and choose format memory stick. 3. When it tells you all the data will be deleted and asks if you're sure, insert the corrupt memory stick and choose yes. It worked for me twice now so I'm 100% sure it works. yes but u have to get new data
Try redownloading it, only real solution is to obtain a non corrupted version in the first place.
Bring your PSP to a game store (like Gamestop) and ask them to fix it.
delete the data and puted in your psp
take out the memory stick then fix it after that return it inside
Because the PSP detected data corruption when connecting to the server.
An error with the file
it is because its in the wrong folder
It means your psp can't read the file and you will need to delete it.
In Emulators you can't fix the corrupted Data, Just in the GBA or GBA Sp
On my PS3,I just delete the data because I can't figure out why my save data gets corrupted.
Corrupted data is just your saved file of a game that didn't save correctly. You probably turned off your PSP while the game was saving. Most likely, you will have to restart that game that has the corrupted data.
Best thing to do is delete it and redownload it from the PSN.
It depends what file was corrupted. The Xbox did nothing, but an update may have fixed it.
You bring it to a game selling shop like Game Stop® and ask them to fix it.