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PSP Downgrade
There is no magical or universal downgrader.It would be just too easy and there wouldn’t be so many risks.We will teach you how to choose a downgrader.Three things to know before choosing a downgrader:
- Your current PSP version.
- What PSP do you have.
- If you want a hardware or a software downgrader.
How to find out what’s your current Play Station Portable version?
First turn on your PSP.Then go left to Settings.Go down to System Settings.Then right before the About PSP is the System Information.There you will find your System Software , Nickname and the MAC Adress.
How to find out what kind of Play Station Portable do you have?
There are 4 kinds of PSPs(1000,2000,3000 & Go!).The easiest and the most obvious way to find out what kind of Play Station Portable you have is from the way it looks:
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PSP 1000

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PSP 2000
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PSP 3000
PSP 3000

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PSP Go!
Also if you don’t already have a PSP and wondering if it’s worths the money then read our post about what a PSP can offer you.
What kind of downgrade to choose?
There are two types of downgrades.The hardware way which is made with a chip installed on the PSP’s motherboard.Or the software way which is the most used.Both are risky but if you want a downgraded PSP or a Custom Firmware PSP then you’ll give them a shot.
Sadly they are both illegal and NamedLucky.com can’t give you any name of the programs or chips.But the internet could be your best friend if you search it.When downgrading we hardly recommend to have a hacked(CFW) Play Station Portable with your normal Play Station Portable.
Why?Because when doing the software way you need 3 elements:a magic memory stick , a pandora battery and a already hacked PSP.The first two things can be done completely free but you mus have the CFW PSP.The magic memory stick contains the downgrade files and the pandora battery starts up the files immediately after the PSP is turned on with the MMStick in it.
Both elements are made from a normal memory stick and a normal battery and can be reversed to the normal mode.And they can be made only on a CFW PSP by diverse programs. Another thing to know about the CFW version of the PSP is that it comes with a recovery menu.It can be reached by restarting the PSP and during the black screen to keep pressed the R Button.
So now you have all you have to know when choosing a downgrader.And now you know a little about CFWs.Try to search the internet for tutorials or videos to help you in your downgrade.
To mention about this post:
If you want to downgrade your PSP then first of all you must be aware that the downgrade process is dangerous.It could “brick” your PSP.What that does means?Well that it’s how worldwide hackers call a broken PSP after a downgrade have been tried on it.On short,the psp will become as useful as a brick.Downgrading will remove PSP‘s warranty also.So you can’t go to Sony with a brick and ask them to fix it because the system’s failure isn’t anymore their fault.Also NamedLucky.com is not responsible of your PSP.We don’t reffer to any link to any downgrading program.We don’t influence you to any sort of program or chip.This is only a tutorial on how to choose your downgrader.For my PSP the software way worked but only on secound time.The first time I’ve partially bricked it.Lucky me that I had a CFW PSP and in the brick it installed the recovery menu at least.Choose your PSP Downgrade and downgrade at your own risk.PSP Offers
What a PSP can offer?Well if you have money to spend on a Sony Play Station Portable then here are some things to know about it:
There are 4 versions of PSPs:
- PSP 1000

- PSP 2000

- PSP 3000

- PSP go

PSP Firmware Version 1.50
Released in 2005 on March Game Features:
- playing games from UMDs
- game sharing
- saving games on MemoryStick
- copying SaveGame Files to another MemoryStick PRO Duo
- deleting SaveGame Files from MemoryStick PRO Duo
- supporting Homebrew Applications(can play games from MemoryStick)
Video Features:
- watching videos from UMDs
- watching videos saved on MemoryStick PRO Duo
- settings for audio , subtitle , volume , screen mode , display, chapters , fast forward and fast reverse , frame advancing , repeat
- play, pause , and stop controls
- remote control and buttons can be used for play , pause , menu , stop , chapter , fast forward and fast reverse , and slow functions
- supports wathing UMD ISO Movies from MemoryStick
Music Features:
- playing music from UMDs
- playing music from MemoryStick PRO Duo
- playing tracks in Group Mode (from MemoryStick PRO Duo when groups/folders were configured on a PC)
- settings for previous group and next group , previous track and next track , fast forward and fast reverse , play, pause , stop and group mode controls
- remote control and buttons can be used for funtions like: play , pause , stop , skip , and fast forward and reverse;
Photo Features:
- viewing photos saved in jpeg format (saved on MemoryStick PRO Duo)
- settings for view mode , display , help , zoom in and zoom out , rotate left and rotate right , move up-down-left and right , previous image and next image and slideshow controls
- remote control and buttons can be used for functions like: slideshow , zoom , previous and next , rotate and move;
Settings Features:
- network update ( update firmware via wi-fi/UMD/MemoryStick PRO Duo )
- USB mode ( for connecting to a PC/PS3 )
- video settings ( UMD menu,audio,and subtitle language )
- photo settings ( slideshow speed )
- system settings ( language , nickname , format MemoryStick PRO Duo , battery information , firmware version )
- date and time settings ( set date and time , dayight savings time adjusts )
- power save settings ( auto back light shut off , sleep mode )
- sound settings ( automatic volume limiter/AVLS , key tone )
- security settings ( password , parental control )
- network settings ( WLAN )
To upgrade from a lower firmware version to this version, place the EBOOT.PBP file on the Memory Stick PRO Duo at location: ROOT:PSP\GAME\UPDATE\EBOOT.PBP The update is then started from the Game >>>Memory Stick menu.Before starting any update please charge your battery to at least 70% and do not turn off the console during the update.




