You have been transferring the Music and videos to the PSP and noticed some of your memory gone, you can get back them, follow the simple steps below
Open “My Computer.”
Connect PSP to Computer Via USB.
Go to Settings>Usb Connections(PSP)
Press X and watch the Computer screen and open the newly popped up icon.(thats your PSP)
Find your Movies, Saved Data, Photos, and Music, then take it all and copy it onto your desktop! Next go back to the My Computer and reopen the icon mentioned in
Go back on your PSP and go to Settings>System Settings>Format Memory Stick
Press X and ignore the warning unless you have not made a back up folder.
After you have selected to format your memory stick take your movies, Saved Data, Photos, and music and put it back on your PSP in the folders you found them in.
Grab your PSP and call it a day.
Note
Make sure you make the backup folder because you will have to delete all your information.
Raja has been obsessed with technology and Cricket for as long as he can remember. Nowadays, he works as a freelance developer and writer for PrimeInspiration.com
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