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I was looking for a way to downgrade my psp from 3.71. I had accidentally upgraded it , well my younger brother did, and I needed a way to get the firmware back to 1.5 .
After searching the internet for PSP downgrade 3.71 there were a lot of sites that showed you how to do it but most of them were saying that I needed Pandoras Battery. I didn't want to do it this way so I went on the search again.
I didn't want 3.71 as it was causing all sorts of problems on my PSP. I eventually found a guide that showed me step by step exactly how I can do it. As I am sure there is more people out there looking for this sort of solution this could be a very handy tool.
I know there are a lot of people currently using 3.71 on the PSP but there is a lot of problems connected with this firmware.
The PSP Downgrade guide that I used can be found at the end of this article or by clicking the links throughout this article. I ended up paying $19.95 for this guide but it saved my life and was more than happy paying this for a guide that shows me how to downgrade my PSP from 3.71 or any other firmware that is on the PSP. If in the future someone updates my PSP firmware then at least I know I have this guide to guide me through the downgrade with no risk to my PSP.
This guide I am sure will help me in the future time and time again.
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If you want to get the guide that I used you can find it HERE.