Bad blocks is detected on first 1023 sector of the internal memory card. No remedy on it unless you are capable of replacing the NAND chip in PSP go and transfer the NAND data from your broken NAND to a new Working NAND chip (NAND chip had unique system files required for PSP Go to boot, you cant use any other PSP Go's NAND data as they have different key sets stored on each PSP) Be warned that System Memory might be in pinch as the memory card goes bad, the system memory area may get damaged too and may cause software brick and your PSP Go is good as paper weight after that.
They are both the same thing as far as the PSP is concerned. When the game finishes downloading from the PlayStation Network, it is there on memory stick and ready to be played whenever. There is no formal 'install' procedure like for a PC game.
You can copy games from one PSP memory stick to computer and then copy to another PSP's memory stick. Make sure you put the game on the folder 'GAME' on the memory stick.
You will need a memory stick for ALL things you want saved on the PSP.
The psp 1000 has 32mb of internal memory while the 2000/3000 has 64mb.
To install laptop memory, you will need to first consult the instruction manual. Afterwards, you can buy the memory chip, open up the laptop and then place the memory chip inside.
Yes You Can Flash/Chip A PSP 3000!
Bad blocks is detected on first 1023 sector of the internal memory card. No remedy on it unless you are capable of replacing the NAND chip in PSP go and transfer the NAND data from your broken NAND to a new Working NAND chip (NAND chip had unique system files required for PSP Go to boot, you cant use any other PSP Go's NAND data as they have different key sets stored on each PSP) Be warned that System Memory might be in pinch as the memory card goes bad, the system memory area may get damaged too and may cause software brick and your PSP Go is good as paper weight after that.
Yeah: Go to Music>iTunes>iTunes Music>(songs), then highlight the songs, duplicate them, drag the duplicates to the desktop. Remove "copy" from the songs and drag them to the PSP memory chip (You have to attach the PSP to the comp with usb cable, or chip to a card reader box) and into the music folder (It's on there somewhere).
it depends on your memory stick i have a 2gb. i dont think the psp has internal memory. UNLESS THE PSP GO. that has internal memory
no
Yes you can buy memory for your PSP.
You can download demos from the PSN. As for downloading games to your memory stick, there is currently no way to play them.
Upgrading your firmware version does not affect your save games as it is changing the on chip system and not the memory stick.
They are both the same thing as far as the PSP is concerned. When the game finishes downloading from the PlayStation Network, it is there on memory stick and ready to be played whenever. There is no formal 'install' procedure like for a PC game.
Your psp says not enough memory when your psp doesn't have enough memory to handle whatever it's doing at the moment.
honestly dont know dont have one but im guesing u have to install like a chip into the psp that would cost maybe $150. but please dont mod it destroys the gaming comunity