How To Install Windows 7 On Your Psp
Open your Web browser, navigate to the SourceForge (link in Resources) and download the latest version of the LibUSB-Win32 library that includes the PSP Type B USB driver. Save the compressed library file to your computer.Press 'Windows-E' to open File Explorer and then double-click 'Downloads' in the navigation pane. Right-click the 'libusb-win32-bin' file and then click 'Extract.' Windows creates a new folder in the Downloads library consisting of the uncompressed files and folders from the libusb-win32-bin file. Click 'Computer' in the navigation pane and then double-click 'System properties' on the ribbon bar. Click 'Device Manager' in the System window.Click 'Action' on the Device Manager menu bar and then click 'Add legacy hardware.'
After the Welcome to the Add Hardware Wizard displays on the screen, click the 'Next' button.Enable the 'Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced)' option and then click 'Next.' Wait a few seconds for Windows to scan the system for new hardware. After it fails to find new hardware, click 'Next' to select it from a hardware list.Highlight 'Show All Devices' and then click 'Next.' Click the 'Have Disk' button in the Add Hardware window and then click the 'Browse' button.Click the 'Look in' drop-down list in the Locate File window and then select 'Downloads.'
Double-click the 'libusb-win32-bin' folder and then double-click the 'Drivers' folder. Double-click the 'usbdriverx32' folder, highlight the 'psp' file and then click 'Open.' Click 'OK' and then 'Next.' When prompted with a message stating that Windows cannot verify the publisher of the driver, click the 'Install this driver software anyway' option. Wait a few seconds for Windows to install the driver and display confirmation window that the PSP Type B device installation was successful.Click the 'Close' button and then close the 'Device Manager' window. Connect the USB cable to the PSP and the computer and then wait for Windows to initialize and configure the connection automatically. Install RemoteJoy and use normally.
When your Windows OS develops some serious problems or if you want to update your existing operating system; the best and most reliable option is to do a clean install. Back up your data, wipe your hard drive and install Windows from scratch. Reinstalling Windows usually involves digging up that Windows disc that came with your PC. However, some computers now ship without the installation disc or will come with a recovery disc that will reinstall bloatware (unnecessary programs and free trials). The best option is a fresh copy of Windows and then install the programs you need. If you don't have the Windows disc, no problem!
How To Install Windows 7 On Your Psp Games
It's possible to make your own with a blank CD/DVD or using a flash drive. However there is also a third method using a PSP and Memory Stick Pro Duo Card. The method outlined in this instructable is effective and legal. Using the PSP method will make no difference to your Operating System or System Performance than using the original disc, so if you have a PSP handy and and are looking a bit of fun, give it a go!
This method will also work with a Mobile/Smart Phone with an external memory card slot and USB capabilities. Turn on your PSP and insert the Memory Stick Pro Duo. Ensure that the PSP charger is plugged in if the PSP is not fully charged. Connect your PSP to your PC via the USB cable and put the PSP in USB mode by selecting Settings USB Connection On your PC, run command prompt as administrator. Type: DISKPART This will launch the disk partition program. Then type: LIST DISK You should be able to identify your PSP via this list (as shown above where DISK 1 is my 4GB PSP 3816MB). Ensure you check which Disk is the PSP as it may not be Disk 1 on your system.
Next run the following commands to make the memory card bootable. Select disk1 (PSP Disk Number) clean create partition primary select partition 1 active format fs=fat32 assign exit Now your memory card is bootable. Insert the memory card with the OS install files to the PSP. Connect the PSP to the PC (that requires a Windows OS reinstall) via the USB cable. Then put the PSP into USB Mode by selecting Settings USB Connection You must now change the Boot Priority of your PC.
This will ensure that the PC decides to boot to your PSP with the OS install before booting to the Hard Disk or CD/DVD Drive. To change the Boot Priority; you must access the PC BIOS.
Restart your PC and during start up, your PC will display one of the following messages to access the BIOS: -Press key to enter setup -Setup: key -Enter BIOS by pressing key -Press key to enter BIOS setup -Press key to access BIOS -Press key to access system configuration Once you have pressed the relevant key and accessed the BIOS; go to Boot Boot Priority (as shown above) and change the Boot Priority to Sony 'PSP' as Priority 1.Take a note of your previous Boot Settings to change it back after you have completed the Windows OS reinstall. Now save the changes and restart the PC. Your PC should now boot to the PSP. The following screen should appear during the setup. Ap biology lab manual lab 116 1.
Once the files have loaded, the Windows Splash screen will load and you are now ready to reinstall Windows OS on your PC in the same procedure with the Windows Install disc. If you have not reinstalled Windows OS before; follow this helpful. Once the reinstall has finished, take the PSP out of USB Mode and remove from the PC.Please note: Remember to change your Boot Priority back to its previous setting after reinstalling Windows You have now successfully reinstalled Windows OS using a PSP!