Ошибка форматирования псп 80220087

In recent days, some of our readers have reported that they encountered an error while formatting their PSP memory card.

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does anyone know a special way to fix this error because we all had my new 256GB single in the store and then tried to format it on PSP using my old MS Pro Duo adapter. I only have 107 GB so I tried Format the page to FAT 32, the problem still persists, no idea how you can fix it now. (This

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dannemp

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Error 80220087 Memory Retention Stick

What does the error meanand 80220087? I am trying to format my callback key (I have a small SD adapter with a 16GB microsd card) but it either indicates that it does not have MMS, i.e. this error … what is the new problem?

Strangelove

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Item: Stick Fehler 80220087

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dannemp

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Object: Hard Disk Key Error 80220087

Hmm, I found this:
1) Format the new microsdhc with adapter in your PSP. It will fail.
2) Take the microsdhc from outside and connect it to the device on your PC.
3) When people try to access a card, expect it to be unformatted. You will be prompted to try Format to help you format the card. Formatting
4) Check fat32 credit cards with default settings – EXCEPT quick format.This seems important because full formatting didn’t work for me.
5) Copy all content to the USB key prepared by duo. ESPECIALLY use 2 hidden system files. Apart from the files and these two mp3 files, the memory card must always be empty.
6) Turn on your PSP and replace the microsdhc + adapter. The PSP MUST recognize the card accurately.
7) Add your content to one of our microSDHC cards using a PSP or phone card reader. In any case, the PSP should now recognize the card.

djstiv3

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Registration: 01.21.2017 01:29

Object: Error 80220087 Memory Stick

Personally, I have the same problem.
I haven’t tried it yet, but I know the solution.
PSP, like PS3, reads only FAT32 – it DOES NOT read EXfat or NTFS, as I remember.

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In other words, playing the PSP doesn’t recognize these types of problems, it’s like trying to find a problem in the dark with a flashlight.
Definitely find yourself a program that you can use to change key or memory from exfat or ntfs to fat32 .. after i am 100% sure you can theoretically format sometimes on sony psp. no

I have an euthere is a time other than one day. I am using my 64GB. Otherwise I can put it on my tablet and you can just say ****.

Wow. What I also needed to do was format the data on the large SD card to FAT32 using my PC. I think I did it in 2015, you should completely forget about it after 3 years. I couldn’t even figure out which program I was using (as the standard Win7 tutorials don’t), so I had to use something else I got last month to level the carport on my Nvidia Shield.

@ Fade2black001, I gave you bad advice in this thread: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/918340-playstation-portable/76791226

Anything after 2 in quote 7 is wrong. I’m sorry, my memory played a cruel joke on me and I was confused to a minimum. See above. It sounds like you may have already known that formatting a greeting card to FAT32 is all it takes for one card adapter, so I hope you figured it out yourself.
In addition, most of the problems with a bank memory card that I mentioned in my case> 64 GB were actually Caused by a bad direct UMD connection that caused the main screen to freeze every time it tried to charge. I have “fixed” this for today by applying enough tape to the UMD edge of the assembly cover, which is never completely locked in place. Since the UMD reader is also effectively disabled, I only have a very slight normal slowdown associated with cards> 64GB.

I’m sorry again that people posted misinformation here in a previous conversation, which the experts called a big mistake.

UPDATE: In order for the 64GB + 32GB expansion adapter to work, I first had to arrange it in a GUI format (which gave me a 64GB card) and then from my PSP (which filled 96GB). I have no idea why it worked when so many sighs didn’t help. If I had to sell the Retro Ownership FAQ that this system offers, I would research / experiment with an unfamiliar topic until I get out and out of it, but for now I’m just glad that my problem gets resolved frequently. ..

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