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To set up a PSP Connection I'm assuming to the internet, If not then please be more specific. To get on the internet turn on your psp and go to "internet settings" and you can either go scan which is the simple way and if that's if you know your internet name and password if there is one, click that and enter your encryption password and name it what you want to name it, when you try to connect to the internet use those settings. The other way is to manually enter your details and get your internet running that way.
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How do you run internet in PSP?
to run the internet in your psp you have to have a wireless router. go to internet and you have to set connection with your router by putting the router code and have your wlan switched on. then you can use the internet on your psp
Where is the set up mode for psp?
there is no such button
Why doesn't my psp show up on my computer when i plug it in?
once you plug your PSP into the computer with a USB cable you have to turn on your PSP and click on USB connection under settings
Does the PSP 1000 lcd screen fit on the 2000 PSP system?
the LCD on a psp 1000 dose not fit on a psp 2000. Why you ask the psp 1000 has one connection that connect to the MBO and the psp 2000 has 2 connection that connects to the MBO.
How do you play socom fireteam bravo online for the psp?
For Fireteam Bravo 2, select infrastructure and create your own account for the Online Play. Then, after you've created your account, in the main lobby, there will be a square button at the bottom right corner of the screen with 2 words beside it-FAST LOGIN. Selecting that will automatically log you on to Online. You must have internet connection for your PSP. To get internet connection, find the connection name for your computer, and find the KEY code, SSID code, and the connection name. After you have set up your internet connection, you must be close to your PC and you can access internet on your PSP. Cool, eh?
