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mrtmac25
seasons greetings everyone.
i am a psp noob but am very good when it comes to a computer.
so my question is i have a psp witha 2.71 fw with a ic1003 motherboard, i know i have to
downgrade to a 1.5 to be able to do the things that i want such as iso, snes roms, thats all i want
to do. i know that there are 2 options to choose fully downgrade to version 1.5 or emulate it through 2.71.
im leaning towards the emulate 1.5 through 2.71 method becauser this was a christmas gift from my aunt and i dont want to risk bricking it at all and there is no chance of bricking through the emulating method.

So what do you guys suggest and can i have a proper guide to the emulating method because all the ones
i see are for people with the TS-(forgot the numbers) kind of mother board.
Thanks for all the help in advance and i will try my best to give back to the board.
xxzeroxx
HMM THE BEST WAY TO DOWNGRADE TO 1.5 IT UP TO U SINCE I DIDNT FROM 2.7 AND DIDNT BRICK

ABOUT THE MOTHERBOARD U FIND IT IN THE DOWNGRADE GUIDE (I THINK U CAN FIND IT IN THE RELEASE SECTION
Moulde
Yer probably, but the psp hackers have been working alot on the downgraders especially for 2.71 which have been out for a long time now.

If you follow the steps in a downgrade guide carefully there should be no chance your psp will brick..

IF it does, you just buy another one from a store near you and then taking the new psp out and put the old bricked one in the package and say it was bricked from the moment you got it... And get your money back..!

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Enkei Xpress
Seasons Greetings
Jay_Jay_
mrtmac25, i have the same problem and i dont want to risk losing my psp

Also im not that confident on how to downgrade?
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