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Anyone is welcome to contribute improvements to the code. Development » GitHub ». Reply 11 years ago on Introduction. Reply 12 years ago on Introduction. Well that's it. You now have a multi-desktop setup, with a PSP! I hope you enjoyed my instructable! Video of this in action:. Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! Reply Upvote. Excaliborg 10 years ago on Introduction. This image may not be used by other entities without the express written consent of wikiHow, Inc.
Turn on your computer and the PSP if they are not already turned on. Then move down to the 2nd top-most option, "USB Connection. Manage your PSP data on your computer. You can download Sony's MediaGo application onto your computer to manage your installed games and other media, as well as purchase and download stuff from the PlayStation Store. You can use your computer's file browser to navigate to the now connected PSP and explore around there to manage the files manually.
Put music in the music folder on your PSP, pictures in the pictures folder, and so on. You can also back up your game saves by finding them in the save data folder.
Method 2. The memory stick is housed in a slot on the bottom left edge of the PSP. Open the slot using your fingernail or a flat object like a coin to catch the notch in the slot cover and pull it out. Remove the memory stick from the slot. One end of this cable has a USB plug, the other end has a slot that will fit the Memory stick. Your computer should recognize the Memory Stick, allowing you to transfer files to or from the drive.
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