Seeing that the 12-year-old was still alive in me, one of my best friends decided to give me a Sony PSP for this birthday. As soon as I unboxed it and played the game for a few minutes, I was curious about what else I could do on it other than just gaming all day (that’s the tech blogger in me). But when I search the internet, everything requires a custom firmware to run on the PSP and that is reason enough for me to install the custom firmware on my Sony PSP® E-1004 Street.
There are two ways you can run custom firmware on your PSP. One is a temporary hack and the other is a permanent hack. In the temporary hack, the PSP runs the custom firmware as long as it’s on/standby but after reboot everything goes back to default. On the other hand, a permanent fix means that the fix will remain even after restarting the PSP.
In this post we will see how we can use a temporary hack to use custom firmware on the PSP E-1004 Street. The advantage of using a temporary hack is that the device warranty is not breached and even if something goes wrong, you have no fear of bricking the device. Furthermore, reapplying the fix after restarting the PSP only takes a few seconds. So let’s get started
Things To Arrange.
- PSP memory card to save files. Please use the memory card that you use regularly.
- Memory card reader or PSP USB cable to attach memory cards to your computer.
- Make sure your PSP is fully charged.
Install custom firmware
Step 1: Turn on your PSP and navigate to Settings—>System Settings to open PSP System Information. Here go to Check your System Software information and continue only if version is 6.60.
Step 2: Download Light Custom Firmware (LCFW) and extract the files on your computer. Alternatively, insert a PSP Memory Stick into your computer.
Step 3: Once done, move the FastRecovery and PROUPDATE folders to the PSP/GAME folder on your memory card.
Step 4: If you are using a USB connection, remove the memory card, or if you are using a memory card reader, transfer the memory card to the PSP and reboot the device.
Step 5: Now navigate to Games—> Memory Cards and run professional update document.
Step 6: Your PSP will reboot and launch the CFW installation. Just press the X button and follow the instructions on your PSP screen to install LCFW.
That’s it, after you reboot your computer, your PSP will be hacked and running the custom PRO B9 firmware which you can check in the PSP system settings. Since the fix is only temporary, it will be removed as soon as you turn off your PSP.
To install a custom recovery after restarting your PSP, simply run Professional fast recovery word file Games—>Memory card part.
Conclusion
You can now install custom plugins on your PSP and use them as you please. We will see more posts about PSP customization in the coming days and the first one will be about installing custom themes on PSP.
Also, after installing custom firmware, you will be able to run modified ISO games on your PSP. You can use it to test a game, but we recommend buying an original PSP game if you’re going to play it.
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