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bara8
I have upgraded my PSPon 3.30 OE version and i have downloaded burnout dominator .cso version and put it in ISO folder of my PSP but when I try to play the game it says corrupted file so I can't play it. What should I do so I can play it?? PLS help me!!!!!!!!!!!!I tried to put ssx on tour.iso in Iso folder and I can play it normally, so what's the problem??????PPPLLLLLLLLEEEEEAAAASSSSSSEEEEEEE HELP ME!!!!!!!
wizard5
may be a corrupted cso, try downloading from somewhere else
ashkonee01
ya like wizard said maybe its corrupted just download again from a different source and try again.

and i doubt this has anything to do with it buy make sure u have a umd in hte drive and enable no umd in recovery mode
living199
why do people say to enable no UMD mode, mine isnt anabled and it works fine
ashkonee01
ya but sometimes u do it i think its for the people that dont have umds but im not sure
living199
the last time i tried without a UMD and i had no UMD mode enabled it was very very slow. i didnt even get to the main menu as i got bored and turned it off lol
evol edo
some isos require a umd to run even if no UMD is enabled, but that has nothing to do with it saying corrupted file it usually just hangs during loading a game. so i just keep mine disabled and keep a umd in the drive.

like was stated before the file could just be corrupted. but another thing is make sure the iso/cso isnt in its own subfolder in the iso folder. make sure its directly in the iso folder
bara8
thx you guys I repeat the all thing and now it works!!!!! I don't know where the problem was but it doesn't matter now because I can play it normally biggrin.gif biggrin.gif biggrin.gif biggrin.gif biggrin.gif biggrin.gif
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