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Hey, just got a PSP and i brought a 512 sd disk. I also got an extra pack with a connection cable wich i thought would be useful as i wouldnt have to find one at home. But the problem is that i now cant the dam computer to pick up my PSP. Is there anything special i have to do to get my computer to pick up my device? Any help would be much appreciated.
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dont forget you have to turn on USB mode from the menu ;)
It should also be remembered that older versions of Windows don't support USB by default, which is why I asked that particular question. Only Windows98 Second Edition and later do so.
One question Foszy - you are putting the PSP into USB Connection mode, aren't you? You do this from the System Settings menu - it's at the top of the menu, just under Network Update.
One question Foszy - you are putting the PSP into USB Connection mode, aren't you? You do this from the System Settings menu - it's at the top of the menu, just under Network Update.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> If SD does mean the brand SanDisk, yes the PSP takes them - but
> "an SD card" usually means Secure Digital, which is a
> different format altogether.
Oh, my mistake then.
> If SD does mean the brand SanDisk, yes the PSP takes them - but
> "an SD card" usually means Secure Digital, which is a
> different format altogether.
Oh, my mistake then.
If SD does mean the brand SanDisk, yes the PSP takes them - but "an SD card" usually means Secure Digital, which is a different format altogether.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> The PSP doesn't take SD cards, so I presume you mean a Memory Stick
> Duo.
I'm pretty sure he means ScanDisk which the PSP isn't supposed to take but is still capable of doing so. I think.
My nan's computer has the same problem though.
> The PSP doesn't take SD cards, so I presume you mean a Memory Stick
> Duo.
I'm pretty sure he means ScanDisk which the PSP isn't supposed to take but is still capable of doing so. I think.
My nan's computer has the same problem though.
The PSP doesn't take SD cards, so I presume you mean a Memory Stick Duo.
There's nothing 'special' you need to do. Your computer should detect the PSP automatically.
What version of Windows are you running?
There's nothing 'special' you need to do. Your computer should detect the PSP automatically.
What version of Windows are you running?
Hey, just got a PSP and i brought a 512 sd disk. I also got an extra pack with a connection cable wich i thought would be useful as i wouldnt have to find one at home. But the problem is that i now cant the dam computer to pick up my PSP. Is there anything special i have to do to get my computer to pick up my device? Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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