This will factory reset your PSP (but not delete any games saved on the memory card), but it might work for you: Try holding Square, Triangle, Start, Select, and and turn it on. Release the keys once you see the Sony logo.
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First, try a hard boot if you haven’t already (hold the power button for 10 seconds).
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Otherwise, this will factory reset your PSP (but not delete any games saved on the memory card), but it might work for you: Try holding Square, Triangle, Start, Select, and and turn it on. Release the keys once you see the Sony logo.
If you still can’t get it booting, check the charger and maybe try another one if possible, and inspect the charging port for any damage or corrosion. If there’s no issues with the charger or port, my best guess would be a battery issue, which would require a [guide|1181|replacement]. Hope it helps!
This will factory reset your PSP (but not delete any games saved on the memory card), but it might work for you: Try holding Square, Triangle, Start, Select, and Home and turn it on.
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This will factory reset your PSP (but not delete any games saved on the memory card), but it might work for you: Try holding Square, Triangle, Start, Select, and and turn it on. Release the keys once you see the Sony logo.
If you still can’t get it booting, check the charger and maybe try another one if possible, and inspect the charging port for any damage or corrosion. If there’s no issues with the charger or port, my best guess would be a battery issue, which would require a [guide|1181|replacement]. Hope it helps!
This will factory reset your PSP (but not delete any games saved on the memory card), but it might work for you: Try holding Square, Triangle, Start, Select, and Home and turn it on.
If you still can’t get it booting, check the charger and maybe try another one if possible, and inspect the charging port for any damage or corrosion. If there’s no issues with the charger or port, my best guess would be a battery issue, which would require a [guide|1181|replacement]. Hope it helps!