How can I update the firmware on my PSP?

On your PSP, go to Game» Memory Stick. There should be an update program in here, if this program doesn’t work, or shows up as corrupted, you may need to find another site to download your CFW from. Follow the instructions the program gives you. Now you have updated your PSP with Custom Firmware!

How do I install PRO CFW on my PSP?

Those two need to be extracted to the PSP/GAME folder on your memory stick. Assuming you extracted the files correctly, you will see a few new applications in your PSP’s Game menu. The one you will want to run in order to install Pro CFW is “Pro Update”. Just run it. That’s it.

How can I play downloaded games on my PSP?

In order for your PSP to recognize downloaded games, you must have custom firmware installed on your PSP. Turn on your PSP. Press your PSP’s power button to do so. Make sure your PSP can run downloaded games. Your PSP must be up to date and have custom-installed firmware in order for you to be able to place downloaded games on it.

Is the PSP Street capable of custom firmware?

So far, the PSP Street (E) is the only device not capable of custom firmware. All devices (but Street) are capable of custom firmware, but not all of them are as straightforward as the PSP 1000.

What happens if you install custom firmware on PSP?

If you try to play a backup copy of a game, activate a non-sony theme, or install an emulator you will find you can’t progress in some manner. That is where Custom Firmware steps in.

How do I Reboot my PSP with new firmware?

Open up your memory stick under the Game section. You should now see some new exciting options (examples from PRO-C)! Now here’s the really difficult part. Prepare a brew and dig out the biggest pack of biscuits you’ve got, this is going to take a while. Open 661 PRO-C Fast Recovery (PRO), and wait for your PSP to reboot.

Is there a firmware update for PSP 6.60?

No. Official firmware 6.61 has been cracked, and comes with internal system fixes. If you are running 6.60 then you can comfortably stay on that version, but other versions will benefit from a systems upgrade. How do I remove/uninstall custom firmware? Either do not run, or even delete the ‘fast recovery’ option and reboot your PSP.