PSP loading issue and strange noise!
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enzo80450 -
enzo80450 -
Hello,
I have a little (big) problem with my PSP. It's a PSP 3000 with version 5.02.
I borrowed Final Fantasy Crisis Core and it was working very well until yesterday. The game glitched during a limit (a mini cutscene when the character is in "trance"), so I had to restart the PSP.
But now when I try to load the save file, the PSP searches but after about 5 seconds, there’s a small sound like "Tac... Tac..." as if something is knocking inside the PSP...
I thought that the save file must be corrupted... So I started a new game and bam, the PSP glitches again once during a limit and another time during a game loading.
I tried to make a new save during the new game and I can’t load it, there’s always that "Tac... Tac...".
Could you please help me if someone has had the same problem?
Thank you!
I have a little (big) problem with my PSP. It's a PSP 3000 with version 5.02.
I borrowed Final Fantasy Crisis Core and it was working very well until yesterday. The game glitched during a limit (a mini cutscene when the character is in "trance"), so I had to restart the PSP.
But now when I try to load the save file, the PSP searches but after about 5 seconds, there’s a small sound like "Tac... Tac..." as if something is knocking inside the PSP...
I thought that the save file must be corrupted... So I started a new game and bam, the PSP glitches again once during a limit and another time during a game loading.
I tried to make a new save during the new game and I can’t load it, there’s always that "Tac... Tac...".
Could you please help me if someone has had the same problem?
Thank you!
Configuration: PSP Version 5.02 Final Fantasy Crisis Core
6 answers
check if the game is not scratched or if the UMD plastic is not broken
and check the condition of your memory stick
try with another game and with another stick to see if you still hear the noise
(Final Fantasy, very good choice indeed^^)
and check the condition of your memory stick
try with another game and with another stick to see if you still hear the noise
(Final Fantasy, very good choice indeed^^)
If the UMD has nothing, it's surely the lens transport system that hasn't been reset.
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With the PSP, you can do anything...
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With the PSP, you can do anything...
Thank you for these answers :)
So I've looked closely, the UMD doesn't seem to have suffered, it's not scratched and the protection is perfect! What’s strange is that I was able to play it for the last 2 days (about 4 hours). And suddenly, the game bugs and the little noise appears... it’s really weird...
As for the solutions, I don't have any other games since I just bought the PSP, so I can’t try it, I’ll have to ask a friend for one. And for the memory stick, I don’t have another one either lol.
So I've looked closely, the UMD doesn't seem to have suffered, it's not scratched and the protection is perfect! What’s strange is that I was able to play it for the last 2 days (about 4 hours). And suddenly, the game bugs and the little noise appears... it’s really weird...
As for the solutions, I don't have any other games since I just bought the PSP, so I can’t try it, I’ll have to ask a friend for one. And for the memory stick, I don’t have another one either lol.
If it is under warranty, have it repaired!
If not, open the UMD drive with the screen of your console facing you, locate the lens (use a dry cotton swab to clean it). Once done, you'll see that the lens is placed on a small carriage driven by a worm screw. What can happen is that this small system may not be fully returned to the right; with a small rigid object, gently push the system all the way to the right and listen for a small click.
Then try again.
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With the PSP, you can do everything...
If not, open the UMD drive with the screen of your console facing you, locate the lens (use a dry cotton swab to clean it). Once done, you'll see that the lens is placed on a small carriage driven by a worm screw. What can happen is that this small system may not be fully returned to the right; with a small rigid object, gently push the system all the way to the right and listen for a small click.
Then try again.
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With the PSP, you can do everything...
Bonjour, il semble que vous ayez un souci avec votre PSP. Voici quelques conseils supplémentaires :
1. **Vérifiez l'état de vos UMD** : Assurez-vous qu'il n'y a pas de rayures ou de salissures sur le disque. Un nettoyage léger peut parfois aider.
2. **Nettoyez l'intérieur de la PSP** : Parfois, de la poussière ou des débris peuvent se loger à l'intérieur. Utilisez une bombe d'air comprimé pour souffler doucement à l'intérieur.
3. **Testez d'autres UMD** : Essayez de lire différents disques pour voir si le problème provient d'un UMD spécifique ou si l'appareil a un problème plus général.
4. **Réinitialisez la console** : Éteignez complètement la PSP, retirez la batterie pendant quelques minutes, puis réinsérez-la et rallumez l'appareil.
5. **Vérifiez les mises à jour du système** : Assurez-vous que votre PSP est à jour avec la dernière version du logiciel.
Si le problème persiste, il pourrait être nécessaire de contacter un professionnel pour un examen plus approfondi.
