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PSP 1001 wont boot with battery installed

Helpful Tech Witch

Ivce been working on my running CFW on my PSP, but I do need to fix this problem. 

 

I have a psp 1001, that has a pandoras battery (thats the only one I have). Right now, to turn it on, I have to remove the battery and plug into the charger, turn it on, then put the battery in. Its tedious, and makes it a ps....not p. 


If I have the battery in when I boot, it has a green light, but doesnt turn on the screen. 

 

What can I do?

 

 

I could use some help with this!

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25 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

Ivce been working on my running CFW on my PSP, but I do need to fix this problem. 

 

I have a psp 1001, that has a pandoras battery (thats the only one I have). Right now, to turn it on, I have to remove the battery and plug into the charger, turn it on, then put the battery in. Its tedious, and makes it a ps....not p. 


If I have the battery in when I boot, it has a green light, but doesnt turn on the screen. 

 

What can I do?

 

 

That's because the Pandora battery is designed to trigger the hack every time you boot.  You need a special boot loader on the memory stick to make the PSP boot.  You can find the instructions by a simple Google search, I'm not going to try to explain myself as I've never done it.

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