PSP Corrupted Memory Stick

ryu776*scavenges around the house*
Let's see her...
PSX
PS1
PS2 (Silver slimline one)
PS3 (Broken, ordered the lens to fix it yesterday)
PSP (Memory stick is corrupted, can't start the PSP up, black screen appears)
2 Nintendo DSLite's (White&Black, white one broken, black one partially damaged)
Gameboy Advanced SP Tribal Version (Can't find the charger to it D:)
GBC
Gameboy
Gamecube (Hardly play it)
Nintendo Wii (Hardly play this either)

Have you tried formatting the stick?By using a memory stick adaptor connected straight to your pc rather than the psp it can be fixed...and a pandora/tool battery can fix the psp.
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Might as well add MORE detail to my consoles :P

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Tried formatting using both methods somewhere in time. Didn't work. Plus I CBA to buy a pandora's battery/softmod a battery.

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Then prehaps you used a soft mod to hack yours...interesting.WHat a shame...I would say hae you tried it without any memory stick, but I assume you already tried this?Oh well.

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You're assumption is correct. It works perfectly without the memory stick. However i'm not sure if I used a soft mod to hack it. The guy I gave it to (I saw him do it) used a pandora's battery if i'm not mistaken.

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Replying to #4

Same like an error I had recently...Then it's pandora modded then and not a soft mod like how I first did mine.I guess you need another memory stick-but borrow a friend's just incase it turns out to be the psp-best safe and not waste money right :)

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Never thought of borrowing a friend's memory stick xD Thanks man.

Re: Re: name all your systems you gotSo what happens when you put the memory stick in after you power up your PSP, and then try to format it with the PSP's format option?

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PSP (Memory stick is corrupted, can't start the PSP up, black screen appears)

Prehaps something to do with the way it's set up, ethier a plugin or an auto booting eboot could be the cause?
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ryu776 · #6Never thought of borrowing a friend's memory stick xD Thanks man.

I had a spare on me and I tried this...My problem turned out to be a plugin (thought the problem was the psp internally until I stumbled upon something-no stick helped because no plugin's were active XD)

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TirithRR · #7So what happens when you put the memory stick in after you power up your PSP, and then try to format it with the PSP's format option?

The memory card won't read. The LED light that shows if a memory card is inserted blinks every second.

You might need to Repartition the Stick.At the shop i work at weve been having more and more customers come in saying that thier memory sticks are faulty but its the FAT32 Table gets easily corrupted after constant Read and Writes that Homebrewing presents.So try and get yourself a partioner that works in Windows and compleatly reformat it.