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Old 04-05-2005, 03:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default How do I charge the battery?

I have the PSP plugged into a wall outlet via the adapter. I have left the thing on now for several hours and it received no charge whatsoever. The PSP is fresh out of the box too and I didn't tamper with the battery or anything.

Under the battery information window in the PSP it says:

Charge Level -
Hours Left -
Power Source External
Battery Status -

Umm, correct me if I'm wrong but doesnt the PSP charge WHILE you are using it while plugged in? It is like my battery is asleep! ::looks at - in status::

Does the PSP need to be in sleep mode or turned off for it to charge or what?
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Old 04-05-2005, 04:27 AM   #2 (permalink)
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It should charge even if you are playing with it as long as it's plugged in. Sounds like you have a defective battery. If it is completely charged it should still display something like the following:

Charge Level: 100%
Hours Left: -
Power Source: External
Battery Status: Charge Complete

Leave the PSP on, and unplug it. You should get the following:

Charge Level: 100%
Hours Left: 8:29'
Power Source: battery
Battery Status: In Use

If your PSP goes dead as soon as it gets unplugged, then the battery is bad. I suggest exchanging it for another unit if that's possible. If not, then it's time to get a new battery.
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LOL omg, I'm the biggest idiot! I opened up the PSP and noticed there was no battery inside! So I was like "WTF they forgot to put in my battery! Those idiots!" Then I hit myself again when I realized the battery was in the box. I apparently overlooked it while I was digging for my PSP in my hasty anticipation to try it out.

I guess I was assumming the battery came inside the PSP unit itself so I never bothered to check for a battery :lol: . Thanks anyways, it's charging and getting juice now!
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LOL omg, I'm the biggest idiot! I opened up the PSP and noticed there was no battery inside! So I was like "WTF they forgot to put in my battery! Those idiots!" Then I hit myself again when I realized the battery was in the box. I apparently overlooked it while I was digging for my PSP in my hasty anticipation to try it out.

I guess I was assumming the battery came inside the PSP unit itself so I never bothered to check for a battery :lol: . Thanks anyways, it's charging and getting juice now!
Glad you figured that out. :shock:
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