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    Unhappy Is my psp bricked???

    Hello, maybe you all can help me with my slight problem. My homebrew psp is a 1.5. Whenever i try to play something or watch a umd or even listen to music from time to time, my psp will freeze, then it will shut off. I especially hate it when i try to play some good ol homebrew and it just freezes as im playing it (especially when using an emulator, i hate that!!)

    I dont know whats going on but maybe someone can give me ideas here... im thinking about upgrading to 2.0 and downgrading again but i dunno if itll work.

    Suggestions anyone?
    Or is my psp bricked?

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    that sounds like a good idea, there is nothing to lose.

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    yea, just upgrade then downgrade

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    doesn't sound like a brick but the upgrading to 2.0 then using the MPH downgrader sounds like a good idea...thats what i would do atleast

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    not bricked- i every1 else is right.
    a few files must be corrupt
    upgrading fixes these then downgrading again would fix your problem.

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    upgrade to 2.0 and then downgrade. i have a tutorial in the cheats and guides section if you need help =)

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    Quote Originally Posted by tallica
    upgrade to 2.0 and then downgrade. i have a tutorial in the cheats and guides section if you need help =)
    You do not need to do any upgrading to 2.0, just use Xflash to fake your 1.5 firmware to 1.0 and then run the 1.5 update again. It will do the same thing and I have done this myself as well with no problems.

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    it could be risky because he says his homebrew freezes randomly.

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    upgrading is the safest choice you can make but, hopefully it wont freeze when its updating because of its problems

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    You could always try to restore default settings in the settings menu before upgrading/downgrading. Nothing to loose there either...

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