There is a time you may meet an error when you are playing the PSP. The error is a code that is almost impossible to understand. Here is a list of error codes and it may help....
The PSP (short for PlayStation Portable) that is released and manufactured by Sony Computer Entertainment is one of the hottest handheld game console. The Sony PSP is a great handheld gaming console, not only because it is basically a handheld PlayStation 2 with powerful graphics, but because of all the other value-added features it comes with, namely the photo viewer, the audio player, and video player. With its powerful functions, you can play excellent games as well as watching movies, browsing images and enjoying the music. There is a time you may meet an error when you are playing the PSP. The error is a code that is almost impossible to understand. Here is a list of error codes and it may help. UUKN9000001 = The update cannot be started. The data is corrupted. (Caused by modifying data in official upgrade files) FFFFFED3 = unknown (might be decryption error) ffffffff = PSP update failed 80000025 = The system cannot be updated. the update program is not applicable for the system. 80010002 = The game could not be started (e.g. Run PSP Radio and Rin GB Emulator under version1.5) 80010013 = device / media not found (The memory stick may be damaged) 80010087 = The game could not be started 8001B002 = unknown 80020001 = kernel errors 80020001 = generic kernel error (default) 800200D9 = failed to allocate the memory block 800200E4 = The game could not be started 80020130 = file read error 8002032c = unknown (Try to run high version game or custom program for 2.xx under version1.5) 80020148 = PRX type unsupported 800244C = kernel errors 80100D00 = The Channel could not be added (Adding RSS in browser) 80110305 = Load failed. The Memory Stick" could not be accessed. 80110482 = occurs when test of wlan infrastructure connection fails. 80220087 = unknown 80220180 = Format failed. 80410001 = network errors 80410410 = Cannot connect to the given access point 80410A0B = Internal Error 80410D07 = unknown (possibly wlan) 80410D09 = A connection error has occurred. 80410D11 = A connection error has occurred (during test connection) 80410D16 = network errors DADADADA - Running a FW Update in DAX custom FW 80010087 - Error reading UMD or UMD not present 80110305 - Load failed. The Memory Stick could not be accessed FFFFFFFF - PSP update failed UKN9000001 - update cant start, data corrupt 80020148 - Unsupported PRX type | This error also seems to appear when you are running an iso with a fake mem. Stick 98765432 - Selected a language who's font has been removed. DAX FW ONLY ERROR! 8001006F - Remote Play connection error. Most likely when no PS3 is sending a signal over your network. 800200D1 - Ran homebrew without Homebrew enabled firmware. 8002014C - Ran kxploited homebrew without Homebrew enabled firmware. 80020321 - Ran a game that doesn't support NO-UMD* (DAX FW ONLY!) 80110404 - Network error, try restore default settings to fix CA000005 - keys.bin not found when trying to run a PS1 game. 80000004 - its just a general error code that the PSP spits out when it doesn't understand something... could mean anything really. 80110307 - Load Failed There is no Data available 80010002 - Putting the POPS EBOOT in the wrong folder 80000001 - Got it when trying to run PSP filer version 3.6 on 3.40* firmware 00000001 - WiFi error. Occurs when no access points are detected in official 3.7X and custom 3.7X firmware. 80410A0B - Loose WiFi card By the way, if you like watching movies in the PSP, it is recommended to try Agile PSP Vido Converter, which is designed for converting all popular video formats such as AVI, MPEG, WMV, MOV, ASF, VOB, MP4, ect to PSP compatible videos. Additional, as the partner of Agile PSP Video Converter, Agile PSP Video Manager is a freeware for transmitting and managing movies and videos between your computer and PSP. You can find download links of them below.
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