Hello, I have a PS Vita on 3.60 ENSO and a PSTV 3.60 ENSO, both same PSN account, I frequently remove memory stick from the PS Vita to put in the PSTV, and vice versa. Yesterday I accidentally turn on my PS Vita without the memory stick in, so it does a data build wich is normal, and boot up on live area menu. I immediatly turn off the console, put in the memory stick and turn it on again, the console seems fine, I have ENSO logo on boot up and my games on live area but I can't remove the idea from my head that I f*cked up something on the console by doing that. So I wanted to know if I'm good or what ? Thanks in advance, sorry for bad english.
[ENSO 3.60] Accidentally turn on my PS Vita without memory stick in, am I unhacked ?
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no you are good. the console only wont have access to data stored on the memory stick. Enso itself is permanent. it isnt installed on the storage.
Oh ok, I am relieved. Thank you for taking time to answer my question, really appreciated !
The PSTV has the same small amount of built-in storage that the 2000 Vitas have. This allows you to not need an official Vita memory card to make use of an SD2Vita or even just a regular old USB thumb drive.
You'd need to do some manual syncing of saves, but would that be less work than moving the memory card back and forth?
You'd need to do some manual syncing of saves, but would that be less work than moving the memory card back and forth?
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