Yesterday i switched on my PSP (4 days old) and none of the buttons worked, the d pad worked but when i pressed any of the buttons nothing happened. I then took the battery out and restarted it and it seems to be working fine, has anybody else encountered this??
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It worries me that this sort of thing can happen on a handheld.
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You sure the key lock switch wasn't partially closed down ? The switch on the bottom right that you use to turn the power on/off ?? If it happens again I'd maybe click that switch down to the lock position then back up again.Comment
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As opposed to happening on a calculator you mean ?Originally posted by Yiggy
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The PSP's build quality issues don't surprise me. I think my PSP has already started to get dust in behind the screen at the edges, even though I've only had it for four days.
It's why I've ordered a screen protector.
Can't say I've had any trouble with the buttons though.Comment
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the lock wasnt on as the d pad still worked.
sods law that it happened when my girlfriend was trying to watch spiderman 2 in the car, trying to figure out the problem at 80mph wasnt the best! she'd been showing an interest up until the point that i screamed at her to select the UMD and press X about 10 times each one louder than the last. i had to apologise afterwards!Comment
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Ah, shouting at the girlfriend for being a technological nincompoop. A past time i can relate to
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I think we've all been there. It's unfortunate when you're proven wrong though.Originally posted by in5aneAh, shouting at the girlfriend for being a technological nincompoop. A past time i can relate toComment
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I still can manage to lay the blame on my gf, even when i am wrong. Call it a gift
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tbh mate, I'd have thought the dust gets into the case from the edges as opposed to via the screen...Originally posted by Concept
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