How to copy umd games to your memory stick

Then drag the ISO file that you copied to the desktop. Name the file and put it on your desktop. Once its compressed. Go to the main menu on the psp and hit select once again.

Go down to USB device and put it on memory stick then exit out Connect to the USB Connection. Only when I am using normal firmware it shows up?.

Please help! Reply 9 years ago on Introduction. With a small amount of reverse engineering, you could also use an old game, delete the. By mohammad96jamal Follow. Windows copies the "read-only" attribute on the copied file because the UMD drive is read only. Rename the ISO file you copied to your hard disk to the name of the game you dumped. You cannot write to flash so you cannot brick your PSP using this program.

FAT Filesystem. This is where your firmware is installed. This is where your PSP Settings are stored. This space is currently unused kb FAT Filesystem.

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Guide: How to copy UMD game onto memory stick 3. Thread starter SauceyWombat Start date Nov 10, SauceyWombat New Member. The following information is a compilation of what I've learned while surfing the web. I'm just posting it here in the hopes that this will help fellow newbies like myself.

This will extend the use of your battery. After your PSP is fully connected to your computer you'll notice a window opens up on your monitor. That window shows the copy of your game. After it's finished copying to your desktop: -- Rename it in order to differentiate it from any other copy you make. You'll see a new window open on your monitor. You'll see the drive letter of your PSP's memory stick. Just start playing it by pressing X You may discover that your MS isn't big enough to store what you want.

It's possible to shrink down the size of your copied game-files. Check out: Winnydows. Then go back to "USB Connection" and enable it. The computer will show the memory stick contents again.

Copy drag and drop each of the games to the ISO folder which should be in the root of the memory stick.