Switches off My sons PSP, about 18 months old and used sparingly, suddenly switches itself off. He has to start it up again. Power is fully charged so whats happening. Any ideas and please talk in English as im not a techy! Thanks
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Laptops should not be run on mains power all the time, it kills the battery. Should be run on battery until battery warning occurs, then plug in to recharge.
During charging the battery gaining some power to recharge itself.When you use it while charging the battery forced to give you enough power to operate the PSP.It seems your are using power directly from charger instead from battery, and It could damaged the cell. All you can do is to replace it with same model battery and dont play it while charging.If possible turn off the unit while charging.God bless
HI, this is a reset procedure that this unit is trying to initiate. there has been a surge of some sort that the system has survived but, there is some lasting damage as well that has resulted in a slight programming error within the mother board.
This unit has a program that was installed at the manufacture. it runs the basic operations. there has been some major damage that is causing the internal program to stall and reset itself. the only way to reprogram is to send it back to the manufacture or, you can locate a local repair depot through Onkyo. the Onkyotechs are the only option when re programing is needed.
This is the classic signs of a Virus. You need to recover your data, format and re install your operating system. If your computer suddenly switches off when you move the computer arround then it could be your Power Jack that is faulty. Check diagnostics at: www.powerjackrepair.com
Have you updated your firmware recently? Check your PSP to make sure there aren't any loose connections. If you're comfortable with it, you could open it up and make sure the plug for the charger didn't come loose somewhere. It may just need a touch of solder to put it back into place.
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