Why you would need to use a card that large is beyond me though, I use smaller cards and 2x dual SD adaptors (the adaptors only cost like $1-2). If you have problems then use something like Panasonic SD formatter on windows. If able to set up a working card for the psp, it's usually a good idea to leave it in it's socket, and go xxx-to-psp transfers, the mspd socket is fragile to say the least, doesn't like constant usage. Sadly, the psp can only read, write, and blank via it's own o$, homebrew apps are what go beyond. If using an m$ os, get fat32formattergui, it's free, and it's specific to static media card usage and preparations.

You're probably already aware that using cards of identical footprint are intended, same class, manufacturer etc. (and microsd where possible, should be easier to cater for.)Ģ, using the computer, do an error check in all possible variations, such as the individual mcsd's, and the combo 2x mcsd to mspd doubler. It's gonna be a path of elimination, using all resource at your disposal.ġ, if you're by a computer, or system that can handle the card type memory stick/pro duo. They have been known to freak out and fail on occasion.

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